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Samuel Sequeira

Dr Samuel Sequeira is a Research Associate at Cardiff University, UK. A native of Karnataka, he had his MA at Mysore University (Karnataka) and had worked as an Editor of Konkani and Kannada newspapers. He has his PhD from Cardiff University where he researched on “South Asian Migrant Community living in Wales”. His current research is about the topic “Trauma of Civil War: Sri Lankan Tamil Experience”.
Killing the host, the BJP-AIMIM style

Killing the host, the BJP-AIMIM style

Reading Time: 9 minutes Has the AIMIM got the space that the BJP-led Hindutva politics has created through bullying and marginalising the Muslim community.

Thu, Nov 19 2020Thu, Nov 19 2020 Samuel Sequeira Opinion
Modi's rule

Six years, six months of Modi’s rule: Deception, disruption and destruction

Reading Time: 11 minutes What’s the difference between rhetoric and reality? The six-year-long rule of Modi proves how rhetoric-oriented politics destroyed India.

Mon, Oct 26 2020Mon, Oct 26 2020 Samuel Sequeira India, Politics
The structural weaknesses of democracies: Part III –elites

The structural weaknesses of democracies: Part III –elites

Reading Time: 14 minutes The citizens and the elites, have failed democracy and thus enabled right-wing authoritarian populism to flourish in many, ex-democracies.

Wed, Oct 14 2020Wed, Oct 14 2020 Samuel Sequeira Politics
The structural weaknesses of democracies: Part II – Citizenry

The structural weaknesses of democracies: Part II – Citizenry

Reading Time: 10 minutes What’re the structural weaknesses of a democracy like India? The weaknesses that pave the way for the rise of right-wing populists like Modi.

Tue, Aug 11 2020Tue, Aug 11 2020 Samuel Sequeira Politics
In this two-part article, I discuss the personality and politics of such leaders and the social context that provided the fertile ground for their rise.

Authoritarian populists and their politics – Part I

Reading Time: 9 minutes In this two-part article, I discuss the personality and politics of such leaders and the social context that provided the fertile ground for their rise.

Fri, Jul 03 2020Fri, Jul 03 2020 Samuel Sequeira Politics
Flaws of personalised diplomacy of narcissist leaders

Flaws of personalised diplomacy of narcissist leaders

Reading Time: 5 minutes This comment article critiques how authoritarian narcissist personality of a populist leader and his style of governance impacts the nation. All is well when everything goes well. Victory is easy even when governance is failing the people continually.

Sat, Jun 20 2020Sat, Jun 20 2020 Samuel Sequeira Opinion
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