The “Secular” State Paradox: the Erosion of Constitutional Secularism in Contemporary India
The “Secular” State Paradox: the Erosion of Constitutional Secularism in Contemporary India
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The “Secular” State Paradox: the Erosion of Constitutional Secularism in Contemporary India
The “Secular” State Paradox: the Erosion of Constitutional Secularism in Contemporary India
The "Secular" State Paradox: the Erosion of Constitutional Secularism in Contemporary India
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নোটাঃ নির্বাচনী প্রহসনের “বাইরে” নাকি !?
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নির্বাচন-দিনের নির্ঘুম রাত্তিরে…
নির্বাচন-দিনের নির্ঘুম রাত্তিরে...
Posted on 1st May, 2026 (GMT 14:41 hrs) ABSTRACT This hybrid existential-political lament fuses Sartrean angoisse and Heideggerian Verfallen (falling/ptōsis/casus) with raw grief over India’s perceived democratic collapse under BJP rule. The narrator, haunted by childhood violence in 1970s Baranagar, personal testimonies of “scientific rigging,” black-swan anomalies (ghost voters, duplicate…
Predetermined “Democracy”: Why the 2026 West Bengal Assembly Election Stands Rigged—and Must Be Boycotted!
Predetermined “Democracy”: Why the 2026 West Bengal Assembly Election Stands Rigged—and Must Be Boycotted!
Speed, Exclusion, and the State: Electoral Legitimacy amid Administrative Violence in India’s Accelerated SIR Regime
Posted on 11th April, 2026 (GMT 03:58 hrs) ABSTRACT This article critically examines the 2025–26 Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls conducted by the Election Commission of India, arguing that it marks a decisive shift from deliberative enumeration to accelerated exclusion. In contrast to the time-intensive, de novo 2002–03 revision, the current exercise compresses verification…