Politics Archives - Dr. Anju Gurawa https://dranjugurawa.com/category/politics/ Author | Blogger | Writer | YouTuber | Professor | Singer | Motivator | Social Activist & Innovator Mon, 30 Mar 2026 07:28:31 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 https://dranjugurawa.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/logo-dranju-2-150x75.png Politics Archives - Dr. Anju Gurawa https://dranjugurawa.com/category/politics/ 32 32 Intersectional Identities: Muslim Students and Dalit Discourse at the University of Delhi https://dranjugurawa.com/intersectional-identities-muslim-students-and-dalit-discourse-at-du/ https://dranjugurawa.com/intersectional-identities-muslim-students-and-dalit-discourse-at-du/#respond Mon, 30 Mar 2026 05:14:01 +0000 https://dranjugurawa.com/?p=2211 Intersectional Identities: Muslim Students and Dalit Discourse at the University of Delhi The academic landscape at the University of Delhi (DU) serves as a unique laboratory for investigating intersectional marginality. Within the lecture halls of North and South Campus, the encounter between Muslim women students and Dalit women professors transcends traditional religious and caste binaries. […]

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]]> https://dranjugurawa.com/intersectional-identities-muslim-students-and-dalit-discourse-at-du/feed/ 0 The Grammar of Graded Inequality: A Critical Analysis of B.R. Ambedkar’s Annihilation of Caste https://dranjugurawa.com/the-grammar-of-graded-inequality-a-critical-analysis-of-b-r-ambedkars-annihilation-of-caste/ https://dranjugurawa.com/the-grammar-of-graded-inequality-a-critical-analysis-of-b-r-ambedkars-annihilation-of-caste/#respond Mon, 23 Feb 2026 07:53:44 +0000 https://dranjugurawa.com/?p=2122 Abstract: Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s Annihilation of Caste (1936) is not merely a political manifesto; it is a foundational text of Indian modernism and a masterpiece of rhetorical strategy. Originally prepared as a presidential address for the Jat-Pat-Todak Mandal of Lahore, the speech was never delivered due to its radical content. This article provides a comprehensive […]

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]]> https://dranjugurawa.com/the-grammar-of-graded-inequality-a-critical-analysis-of-b-r-ambedkars-annihilation-of-caste/feed/ 0 The Pedagogy of Emancipation: A Critical Analysis of Phule’s Gulamgiri on Education and British Governance https://dranjugurawa.com/the-pedagogy-of-emancipation-a-critical-analysis-of-phules-gulamgiri-on-education-and-british-governance/ https://dranjugurawa.com/the-pedagogy-of-emancipation-a-critical-analysis-of-phules-gulamgiri-on-education-and-british-governance/#respond Mon, 23 Feb 2026 07:31:23 +0000 https://dranjugurawa.com/?p=2119   Abstract: Mahatma Jyotirao Phule’s seminal work Gulamgiri (Slavery), published in 1873, represents a watershed moment in the intellectual history of South Asia. Structured as a dialogue between the protagonist (Phule) and his friend Dhondiba, the text serves as a revolutionary manifesto against the twin forces of Brahminical hegemony and the systemic exclusion of the […]

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]]> https://dranjugurawa.com/the-pedagogy-of-emancipation-a-critical-analysis-of-phules-gulamgiri-on-education-and-british-governance/feed/ 0 The Panopticon of the Pavement: Male Aggression, Female Intimidation, and the Architecture of Patriarchy in Delhi https://dranjugurawa.com/the-panopticon-of-the-pavement-male-aggression-female-intimidation-and-the-architecture-of-patriarchy-in-delhi/ https://dranjugurawa.com/the-panopticon-of-the-pavement-male-aggression-female-intimidation-and-the-architecture-of-patriarchy-in-delhi/#respond Mon, 23 Feb 2026 07:24:07 +0000 https://dranjugurawa.com/?p=2117   Abstract: This article examines the pervasive atmosphere of gendered surveillance in Delhi’s public spaces. By analyzing the “male gaze” not as a series of isolated incidents but as a tool of patriarchal territoriality, it explores why women feel intimidated and why men utilize aggressive eye contact and bodily surveillance to assert dominance. It argues […]

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