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Swapna Gopinath

Swapna Gopinath is a Fulbright fellow at the Department of Art and Art History, University of Rochester, NY. She is an Associate Professor of English Literature from Kerala, India. She writes about India, its visual cultural practices and the politics of urban spaces.
NEP 2020 Indian education system

NEP 2020: 10 uncomfortable questions that should be asked

Reading Time: 4 minutes The NEP 2020 is neither inclusive nor progressive. Ten questions are asked on this policy, which no one would like to answer. Read them here.

Sat, Aug 01 2020Sat, Aug 01 2020 Swapna Gopinath Opinion
Celebrating the new Indian citizen

Celebrating the new Indian citizen

Reading Time: 3 minutes The Indian citizen is remoulded and turned into a non-chalant, “apolitical”, obedient and uncritical lot, which cheers the supreme leader and hails tyranny.

Thu, May 14 2020Thu, May 14 2020 Swapna Gopinath Opinion
Dissent in the times of COVID-19

Dissent in the times of COVID-19

Reading Time: 3 minutes The human race is stunned by the unprecedented rage of a virus. Moreover, the rightwing governments are utilising the opportunity to curb democratic rights.

Fri, Mar 27 2020Fri, Mar 27 2020 Swapna Gopinath Opinion
Fight for a diverse and plural India that empowers to articulate dissent

No to segregation of Muslims, yes to a diverse and plural India that empowers to articulate dissent

Reading Time: 4 minutes Bisecting India through the contentious CAA and NRC by the BJP must be thwarted by upholding the pluralism and diversity that the Constitution celebrates.

Wed, Jan 01 2020Wed, Jan 01 2020 Swapna Gopinath Opinion
Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019, and the fall of India

Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019, and the fall of India

Reading Time: 4 minutes The passage of the Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019, marked the end of the “idea of India” which Nehru and the first generation of Indian leaders envisioned.

Sat, Dec 14 2019Sat, Dec 14 2019 Swapna Gopinath Opinion
The violence of silence: Kashmir and India

The violence of silence: Kashmir and India

Reading Time: 5 minutes On 5 August 2019 the Indian government challenged the foundations of the Constitution, by large scale oppression and silencing of the voices from Kashmir.

Thu, Nov 21 2019Thu, Nov 21 2019 Swapna Gopinath Opinion
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