RECLAIMING SPACES: THE POLITICS AND JOY OF AMBEDKAR JAYANTI
Ambedkar Jayanti is more than a celebration; it is an assertion of identity and space. From streets to institutions, we explore how communities mobilize, resist, and celebrate Babasaheb's legacy.
Ambedkar Jayanti
Ambedkar Jeyanthi in Tamil Nadu
Hugo Gorringe and Karthikeyan Damodaran
A Statue in the Basement: Politics of Symbolic Containment in India's Elite Institutions
Arunya Sakthi
Jayanti, Leisure and the Antilibrary
Apurv Tagade
Cultural in Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar and Dalits
Upendra Sonpimple
A Siege against the Siege What Babasaheb Ambedkar Teaches us on Strike
Brahma Prakash
Bhim Jayanthi in Siddharth Colony
Prajakta Kedare
Light in Darkness: Bhim Jayanti in Gautam Nagar...
Sadhana Pawar
Notes on Two Anti-Caste Events in Pune and Bengaluru
Shripad Sinnakaar
Bhim Jayanti: Nachna ki Vachna?
Deepali Salve
From the Street to the Screen: Struggle for Visibility, Legitimacy and Spatial Justice
Abhijay Rambabu
“We are at the Parliament Street!”: From Liminality to Centrality via Insurgent Constitutionalism
Shubham Yadav