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Harsh Vardhan Tripathy

Started with Physics and later turned to Comte's Social Physics, Harsh is pursuing a PhD in Sociology from JNU. He is a left student activist and a part-time folklorist.
Zombies: Where do they come from?

Zombies: Where do they come from?

Reading Time: 6 minutes Zombies are well-known to the people, thanks to endless Hollywood flicks showing the undead dead. But it’s important to know the history of zombies as well.

Fri, May 01 2020Fri, May 01 2020 Harsh Vardhan Tripathy Art & Cinema
9th February 2016 JNU row and India’s Reichstag fire moment

Four years later: 9th February 2016 JNU row and India’s Reichstag fire moment

Reading Time: 5 minutes The 9th February 2016 JNU row provided the BJP-led government of Narendra Modi an opportunity to create India’s own Reichstag fire to distract the people.

Mon, Feb 17 2020Mon, Feb 17 2020 Harsh Vardhan Tripathy Youth & Campus
‘Kill one’s reputation, kill one’s cause’: BJP and the politics of character assassination

‘Kill one’s reputation, kill one’s cause’: BJP and the politics of character assassination

Reading Time: 5 minutes How the strategy of character assassination is adopted by the BJP to combat the challenge thrown by Shaheen Bagh.

Mon, Feb 03 2020Mon, Feb 03 2020 Harsh Vardhan Tripathy India, Society
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