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 Report India: Ethnic Bengalis Unlawfully Expelled (Human Right Watch) Muslims India: West Bengal deportations raise human rights concerns (DW) Report At least 731 died in Manipur relief camps over three years: RTI data (Scroll) Stay Connected 0FansLike77,071FollowersFollow712SubscribersSubscribe Recent Stories Colonel, major among 40 army personnel booked for alleged assault on police station in J&K’s Kishtwar (Deccan Herald) Over 23 Mosques, Madrasas, Eidgahs and Dargahs Demolished in 45 Days — All in BJP-Ruled States (Muslim Mirror) Karnataka town gripped by tension after Hindu activists intercept inter-faith duo’s car (Indian Express) UP: Dalit man beaten to death for refusing to massage coworkers’ feet (Maktoob Media) Bairagiwala Violence: Tension Continues in Dehradun Village After BJP Leader’s Murder, FIR Filed Against 150; Muslim Group Alleges Innocents Targeted (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}