Received wisdom has it that the four noble truths (Ariya Sacca) are about sorrow (dukkha), the cause of sorrow (samudaya),…
Under a twilit sky on the eve of the Indian Independence Day, an assembly gathered along the stairs and ramp…
Join us as we gather to think of what ‘independence’ and ‘nationhood’ mean with two events—one on our neighbour’s Independence…
I sing against the wall But am building another wall between us I hide my love songs in a drawer…
Time’s flitting fast, my friend It doesn’t begin, it doesn’t end The beginnings of Navayana are hoary, murky. What should…
We are always in the midst of history. The Dalit History Month serves as a reminder of this persistence. With…
In India, the majority is not a political majority. In India the majority is born; it is not made. That…
We have been staking our all on the Kashmir issue. Even then, I feel that we have been fighting on…
‘History is a nightmare from which I am trying to awaken.’—A-nil As a publishing house, Navayana enters its twentieth year…
Nagpur turned into a sea of white as a new day dawned in the wee hours of 14 October 1956….
