This opinion was first published on news18.com | JULY 26, 2023 It is easy to frame the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) as a polarising Hindu-Muslim issue. Indeed, it…
Author: Nalin Mehta
Nalin Mehta
Professor Nalin Mehta is Dean, School of Modern Media, UPES; Advisor, Global University Systems and Non-Resident Senior Fellow, Institute of South Asian Studies, National University Singapore. He is an award-winning social scientist, journalist and author who has held senior leadership positions in major Indian media companies; international financing institutions like the Global Fund in Geneva, Switzerland; taught and held research positions at universities and institutions in Australia (ANU, La Trobe University), Singapore (NUS), Switzerland (International Olympic Museum) and India (IIM Bangalore, Shiv Nadar University).
This opinion was first published on news18.com | JUNE 24, 2023. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Joe Biden’s ‘jugalbandi’ in Washington has inaugurated a new age…
This article was first published on TOI | May 13, 2023. Congress’s Karnataka victory in the only state south of the Vindhyas where BJP held power, marks significant…
The only region where the BJP has actually increased is.. https://twitter.com/CNNnews18/status/1657406459821576193
This opinion was first published on news18.com | MAY 13, 2023. Congress’s Karnataka weep in the only state south of the Vindhyas, where the BJP held power, portends new implications…
This opinion was first published on news18.com | MAY 01, 2023. This is the third part in a 3-part series by Nalin Mehta on the Karnataka elections. Read Part…
This opinion was first published on news18.com | APRIL 20, 2023. The Karnataka assembly elections have turned into a high-stakes prestige contest for the BJP because of four…
This opinion was first published on news18.com | APRIL 26, 202. The shaded grand courtyard of the Sree Siddaganga Math (monastery) in Tumkur, one of the oldest and…
Narendra Modi’s election as Prime Minister (PM) in 2014 presaged the most dramatic alignment of political power equations in India’s northeastern states since Independence. Until 2016,…
Outside of the local political dynamics of Agartala, Kohima, and Shillong, the results of the latest assembly elections indicate that the processes that drove this wider reframing of the regional political chessboard over the last eight years by Modi’s new BJP have deepened and taken greater root
