Project ACRPR: Shall We Punish the Hindus?
[contextly_sidebar id=”0oHYAoccsryCxiJt2jCP3h7JHY8BfEvQ”] We have seen how the ACRPR Project is full of famous anti-Hindus; how the Project suspiciously targets India; how the Report writers manipulate More...
Project ACRPR: Racial Profiling of Hindus
[contextly_sidebar id=”EfCDeUogGjrudn5qk426M4RCdhKBkluu”] The ACRPR Project Report titled ‘Conflicted Democracies and Gendered Violence: The Right to Heal’ claims that its primary aim is to study More...
Project ACRPR: Manufacturing Evidence
[contextly_sidebar id=”2NTdhv17IDh8qxg3rcam8AufSzdyd75S”] One of the charges against Teesta Setalvad, a contributor to the Report of the Armed Conflict Resolution and People’s Rights Project is ‘manipulating More...
Project ACRPR: Cast of Characters
[contextly_sidebar id=”w9tiTm8bBnk205IJ98Ss9KhbRM4vyOU7″] Though the Armed Conflict Resolution and People’s Rights Project professes to take no political sides, it is in fact a fault-finding mission, More...
Project ACRPR: Why India?
[contextly_sidebar id=”xUZcPSfoZ3bkGMFqDQVTXhjmESOhNz6v”] ‘Armed Conflict Resolution and People’s Rights’ housed at Haas School of Business, University of Berkeley, California aims to study internal More...
ACRPR: A New Research Project to Break India
This is the first part of a series on ACRPR. A Report from Hell In October 2015, a project focused on India titled, Armed Conflict Resolution and People’s Rights (ACRPR), housed at Center for Social Sector Leadership More...
A Dummies Guide To Litfests in India
The Season It is the winters. And it is the Litfest season. Ever since the Jaipur Literature Festival started in 2006 and gradually became famous, various organizations all over India have been replicating it across More...
Hinduphobia of The Caravan
[contextly_sidebar id=”JrAS1gDvVWpfp5COfpvAvbKhSLlmjBrm”] This is the third part of the series on anti-Hinduism as an industry written by Pankaj Saxena. As the previous essay in this series noted, the More...
The Ideological Affiliations of The Caravan
[contextly_sidebar id=”YNvoNQhNb9qCIqwQPn7ekOc8wj1y3Xsn”] This is the third part of the series on anti-Hinduism as an industry written by Pankaj Saxena. The choice of the editorial team of The Caravan More...
Caravan 2.0: Why a Defunct Leftist Magazine was Revived
This is the second part of the series on anti-Hinduism as an industry written by Pankaj Saxena. [contextly_sidebar id=”IB0suNqxgeaJq5EDDJ8NHhzwZHdkvutB”] In 2009, a long-defunct leftist magazine, The More...