Hindutva’s Hoax
Taking on the postcolonial postmodernists and reinstating the Enlightenment
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Rivers of collective belonging
Continuing the debate on the river linking proposal of the Government of India, a Kathmandu-based water engineer-turned-social auditor examines the history of the emergence of the hydraulic technocracy in the Subcontinent and the principles on …
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