HomeReport “What is new is the comprehensive nature of the political assault on academic institutions”—An Interview with Niraja Gopal Jayal April 16, 2021 Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsAppLinkedinReddItPrintTelegram An Interview with Niraja Gopal Jayal Click here to download the report Academic institutionsPolitical Assault Previous articleIndian Muslims and the Anti-CAA Protests: From Marginalization Towards ExclusionNext article“NRC se Azadi”: Process, Chronology, and a Paper Monster Related Posts Dalits/Tribals Social Media Amplifies Caste Inequality in India, Dalits Remain Marginalised: University of Bath Study (The Observer Post) Hindutva Abroad UK must recognise militant Hindutva as a form of extremism: Report on 2022 Leicester violence (News Laundry) Report SCs, Muslims Live in Highly Segregated Neighbourhoods With Poorer Public Services: Study (The Wire) Stay Connected 0FansLike77,071FollowersFollow708SubscribersSubscribe Recent Stories Series of hate crimes across states raise concerns over targeted violence against Muslims during Ramadan (Maktoob Media) Assam drops ex-President Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed’s name from medical college in Barpeta (Scroll) Takedown orders surge on Meta amid crackdown on posts mocking Modi (News Laundry) Chhattisgarh clears bill to curb forced conversions (New Indian Express) Dalit Family in Shahjahanpur Attacked With Sticks, Forced to Leave Village After Caste-Based Assault; SP Assures Action (The Observer Post)
, New Delhi. Her research, at the crossroads between political theory and the study of Indian politics, focuses on four main areas: democracy, representation, citizenship1 and governance (including local governance, and gender and governance).){kind=link}