Ahmed Chhafa’s ‘The Village Poor and Rural Class-Struggle’—Translated by Pritha Banerjee

Ahmed Chhafa [Sofa] (1943-2001) with his teacher, Professor Abdur Razzaq (left). Let us take a village. Assume that it contains a total population of 2000, which includes its men and women, infants and adolescents, young and the old. It is known to all that none of us lives alone in this society. Kith and kin, … Continue reading Ahmed Chhafa’s ‘The Village Poor and Rural Class-Struggle’—Translated by Pritha Banerjee →

Where do our Priorities Lie?—Monjima Kar

Picture Courtesy: Danish Siddiqui, Reuters In this article, I’ll seek to question the readers and answer a few questions baffling me and those around us for quite some days now. In the face of constant upheaval of the politicians telling us through their forced propaganda what the public seeks, there is created a space of … Continue reading Where do our Priorities Lie?—Monjima Kar →