Category: Political Philosophies

The proposed study attempts to explore the struggles of Dalit-Bahujan students in Indian Universities, with specific study of Hyderabad Central University in the state of Telangana. In recent years, Indian universities made headlines that sparked widespread debate over nationalism, cultural conflict, and discrimination of Dalits in the higher educational institution. However, the exclusion, discrimination, and inequality of opportunity for the Dalit(s) not new in Indian discourse. After a Dalit research scholar and student activist’s ‘Rohith Vemula’  suicide in University of Hyderabad on January 17, 2016, it has changed its approach to viewing Dalit operation from a reformist perspective to a […]

Nations have been for a long period of time known as anincredible collection of individuals who share a common identity, for example,descent, culture, or dialect, occupying a specific nation or region. But,Benedict Anderson tended to a hypothesis in which groups are imagined, where as, “It is?imagined?because the members of even thesmallest nation will never know most of their fellow-members, meet them, oreven hear of them, yet in the minds of each lives the image of their communion” (Anderson, 1991). Anderson’s definition has been enriched with the capacityto use the best asset accessible for communion of a mutual thought, convictionor philosophy. […]