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Shah Alam Khan
Author Archives
16 Aug
Rights
The Flags We Should Have Raised This Independence Day
by
Shah Alam Khan
14 Jul
Rights
'Despite the Darkness, There Remain Pegs of Hope': An Open Letter to Zakia Jafri
by
Shah Alam Khan
18 Sep
Rights
'New India' and the Story of Judas: An Open Letter to Harsh Mander
by
Shah Alam Khan
24 Aug
Politics
A New India Where Replacing ‘Aligarh’ With ‘Harigarh’ Is More Gratifying Than Social Change
by
Shah Alam Khan
28 May
Health
Mind Your Own Business, Ramdev
by
Shah Alam Khan
17 May
Society
India's COVID-19 Disaster Has Changed Our Relationship With Death
by
Shah Alam Khan
23 Jan
Books
Dissent and Our Search for 'Be-gam Pura', the City Without Sorrows
by
Shah Alam Khan
28 Dec
Fiction
The Fuehrer at the University of Jews
by
Shah Alam Khan
17 May
Rights
Who Can Afford to Be Hopeful During This Pandemic?
by
Shah Alam Khan
28 Feb
Communalism
An Open Letter to Kapil Mishra: Don’t Let History Remember You Like a Festering Wound
by
Shah Alam Khan
19 Feb
Rights
Gujarat: Another Brick in Trump's Wall
by
Shah Alam Khan
04 Feb
Women
Shaheen Bagh: What Irks the Saint?
by
Shah Alam Khan
26 Nov 2019
Rights
D Voter, De-Nesting and Despair: The ‘D Company’ of Assam
by
Shah Alam Khan
23 Aug 2019
Health
A Lancet Through India’s Consciousness
by
Shah Alam Khan
27 Jun 2019
Books
Book Review: Lisa Ray's 'Close to the Bone' Celebrates Life, not Cancer
by
Shah Alam Khan
25 Jun 2019
Film
Anand Patwardhan’s 'Reason' Is Both Uncomfortable and Reassuring
by
Shah Alam Khan
19 Jun 2019
Culture
Democracy Flourishes in the Space 'Between the Note and the Word'
by
Shah Alam Khan
06 Jun 2019
Politics
Despondency Is Not an Option for Muslims in India Today
by
Shah Alam Khan
16 Mar 2019
Law
Babu Bajrangi's Bail Mars the Idea of Justice
by
Shah Alam Khan
01 Mar 2019
Society
War Has a Name, It Has a Face
by
Shah Alam Khan