In this issue

How do you love without patronage and how do you stay angry without slipping into hatred? In this issue, we look at the role that emotions play in Indian politics. There are many questions that this issue puts forth. Exploring the underbelly of everydayness and how emotions fill the scaffolding of politics.

India's Silent Emotive Majority

Will positive emotions of love, compassion and care hold similar velocity to counter-mobilise Rightwing Hindutva?

10+ mins

House Calls

The Sangh Parivar has adopted a new strategy to increase its audience. Its members visit households to convert people to the 'Hindu way of life'

8 mins

Vermillion for Votes

In Telangana's Karimnagar, RSS volunteers went door-to-door with vermillion and saffron threads to assure women they are with them. It seems to have worked

7 mins

The Polarity of Sabarimala

The Sangh Parivar believes that there is an international conspiracy against Sabarimala, and not aggressive misogyny at play

7 mins

Schools of Thought

A chain of schools is working towards raising children with an understanding of inheriting the 'world's greatest civilisation'

8 mins

The Foot Power of the Footloose

Beyond the ideological blame game, beyond the political bickering what did migrants walking on highways during lockdown teach us?

9 mins

Home and Homesickness

The Indian diaspora is dealing with a tricky situation-how to be homesick when various sicknesses are afflicting the homeland

7 mins

Casual Cruelty of Care

Cultural aphasia is emotion's nether side, eked out of acute narcissism and fear

9 mins

Paradoxical Emotion

Why do fairly educated Indian Muslims admire a majoritarian regime elsewhere but oppose Hindutva-driven majoritarianism in India?

6 mins

Unfounded Islamophobia

Islamophobia or Muslim phobia is being projected as a strategic political emotion to mislead and gain political dividends

5 mins

Absent Social Structure

The current ideological confusion and obsession with gadgets among the younger generation is leading to deeper psycho-socio-cultural changes in society

8 mins

Love As Resistance

Spreading the idea of love is pertinent in the present atmosphere of divisive politics

8 mins

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