Thanks very much to Rohan Venkat and the folks at Centre for Policy Research for this conversation. I enjoyed having it, and enjoyed getting lovely messages from people who read it.

I am happy to share a reading on "Republic Day". Death of a Dalit is endemic to Indian Republic. There is no shame! In fact, the death of Dalits is normalised, it doesn't question Hindu conscience. Bezwada Wilson thanks2 The India Forum Cheri Rammanohar Reddy theindiaforum.in/caste/death-da…

Spoke with Mathew John about his excellent new book, India's Communal Constitution for @ICON_S with some nice historical detours along the way. tinyurl.com/9txxdxt5

Pleased that I am now co-hosting the #GreenPulse #podcast My episode drops on the 1st Sunday of every month across #Spotify #AppleMusic et al & of course The Straits Times #climate #environment #biodiversity #wildlife #PublicHealth youtu.be/hFqCFbwH8WE?si… via YouTube

Excited to have “The Regulation of Foreign Funding to Nonprofits in a Democracy” coming out in @VaJIntL: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf… Why should we be concerned about this type of regulation? And why does this article focus on the U.S., India, and the EU? Let me explain. 🧵1/8

My interview with Mathew John on his great new book The Communal Constitution now on I-CONnect: tinyurl.com/yux5akum ICON•S @ICONnect_blog Maja Sahadzic Antonia Baraggia

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Many thanks to Gautam Bhatia for this generous and robust review of my book ‘India’s Communal Constitution …’ The book is available here amazon.in/Indias-Communa…

The first, in an occasional series of columns for my alma mater, rediff 👇

Join us for a discussion around Sahana Ghosh's marvellous new book, A Thousand Tiny Cuts, published in S Asia by #YodaPress. She will be in conversation with the fabulous Subasri Krishnan in the lovely space run by NupurDPaiva, The Emotion Centre. Thursday, May 2nd at 5.30, Dilli!

Have you read this pretty little travelogue through democratic palsy yet?

Another review of my book in 'The Book Review' available at thebookreviewindia.org/understanding-… My thanks to Prof. Shefali Jha for her insightful observations and critique

After the latest coup attempt in Bolivia, I came across this fantastic book called The Indigenous State, by Nancy Postero. A great read, especially on the tensions between modern constitutionalism and pluralism. The best part: OA and free to read. luminosoa.org/site/books/m/1…

🆕 Symposium 📝Responding to Theunis Roux’s essay, Mathew John imagines what it might mean to truly decolonise the constitutional imagination and constitutional practice in India ⬇️⬇️

Small piece I wrote on an important new essay addressing decolonisation and constitutional law by Prof. Theunis Roux

The Cambridge Companion to Periyar, now available on Amazon. amazon.in/Cambridge-Comp…