When Field Workers Only Remain In The Field: The Unfairness Of A Bahujan Social Worker’s Place
Social work in India is commonly associated with altruism, moral duty and ‘social upliftment’ but it often masks the unequal power structures within which it is practised.
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In Postscript, we reflect on the editorial choices we make and abandon. Plus all things behind the scenes. This week: how we see 'data' and 'evidence'
In BehanBox Talkies, we explore ideas through the lens of scholars. In this instalment, researchers Anita Gurumurthy and Nandini Chami talk about the AI Impact Summit, the Big Tech monopoly, and what regulations overlook
This week in BehanBox: budget concerns among SC and ST communities, a casteist boycott in Odisha, and more
This month in Postcards: Music that lives within us, hope in saturated tones, lessons from the intertidal and more.
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Gender Files
A close look at law and gender
