- Seasons of Our Being: Punjab On Two Sides of the Wagah
Dalip Kaur Tiwana
- Poem on Demonetisation: What Colour, Money? Ballad of the Commoners
R. Umamaheshwari (Veena)
- “For me it has always been about the ‘interior landscape’…”
ICF speaks to Manohar Shetty
- From Sukh Dukkh’er Saathi (Companion in Love and Sorrow)
Utpal Kumar Basu
- Three Poems
K. Satchidanandan
- Ghalib’s Ghost
and other poems
- Reflections of a Cartographer
Manohar Shetty
- Another Way
Arundhathi Subramaniam
- Of Peace and War
Keki Daruwalla
- Lokayat: Fighting Fascism
Vidhya
- My Protest
Dalip Kaur Tiwana
- सांस्कृतिक अवमूल्यन की राजनीतिक साज़िश
प्रसिद्ध कवि अशोक वाजपेयी से ख़ास चर्चा
- We Condemn the Attacks on IPTA in Indore
ICF Team and Janwadi Lekhak Sangh
- “There are some who shoot the messenger; there are some who sue. The casualty in both cases is democracy.”
Neha Kirpal in conversation with Subir Ghosh and Paranjoy Guha Thakurta
- “A huge compromise has been made by our so-called intellectuals.”
ICF speaks to Teesta Setalvad
- Tell the Tale, Urvashi
Revisiting Dalip Kaur Tiwana's Popular Punjabi Novel in English
- Rape, Beef, and Gau Rakshaks: A Ground Report from Mewat
via Newsclick
- In Search of an Ethical Life
U.R. Ananthamurthy's Bara, translated by Chandan Gowda
- “99% of the victims of gender violence were killed afterwards.”
ICF speaks to Teesta Setalvad
- India: Liberal Democracy and the Extreme Right
Aijaz Ahmad
- “We need to detach art from socio-political constructions”
T. M. Krishna's Magsaysay Address
- Indian Nationalism v/s Hindu Nationalism
A. G. Noorani
- Saffronising and Corporatising Indian Education: Critique of the National Educational Policy 2016 Draft
- Can a Language be “Anti-National”?
ICF Team
- Singing About the Dark Times
Shubha Mudgal Sings Dushyant Kumar’s “kahaan to tai thaa charaghaan har ek ghar ke liye”
- Inside JNU, Solidarity Holds Us All Together
Souradeep Roy
- JNU and Our democracy
Romila Thapar
- Romila Thapar: “The protests by JNU students and teachers have been remarkable . . .”
Romila Thapar in conversation with Githa Hariharan
- Protest and the Right to Freedom of Speech and Expression
Lawrence Liang & Siddharth Narrain
- Attack on JNUSU and the Left Built on Lies
Newsclick Report
- “I have always stood with all my writers”
Kannan Sundaram in conversation with Souradeep Roy
- “All literature is in some sense political…”
Susheila Nasta in conversation with Githa Hariharan
- Because Huchangi Prasad is a Dangerous Young Man
Aman Kumar, Souradeep Roy & Prannay Pathak
- “Negative language in dalit writing persists because of the negative lives we’re forced to lead”
Urmila Pawar in conversation with Jerry Pinto
- People’s March in Defence of the Republic, New Delhi, January 30, 2016
Peoples Media Advocacy & Resource Centre
- “Cut through the system instead of cutting ourselves…”
Bama in conversation with Githa Hariharan
- Indefinite Hunger Strike: Press Release by Joint Action Committee for Social Justice dated 21st Jan, 2016
Joint Action Committee for Social Justice
- “The Challenge is in the Individual becoming the Collective…”
Sadanand Menon in Conversation with Shreya Illa Anasuya
- The Writers’ Fight is On!
Nayantara Sahgal
- Resolution passed at the Panel Discussion on “Caste, Religion and Lived Culture” at Ambedkar University, January 20, 2016
ICF Team
- Death in the Name of Merit
The Death of Merit Blog
- No More Deaths in Our Universities!
ICF Team
- Who will speak for the Human Rights Defenders?
Dalits Media Watch
- Kar Seva through Universities
Sabrang India
- Book Extract: from Sentiment, Politics, Censorship: The State of Hurt
Rina Ramdev, Sandhya Devesan Nambiar & Debaditya Bhattacharya
- Reject Hindutva, Embrace Insaniyat
Nayantara Sahgal
- Caste Crimes: How the Guilty Can be Punished
Sabrang India
- Creativity and Censorship: The Insider versus the Outsider
A R Venkatachalapathy, T M Krishna, Sharmila Seyyid & Kannan Sundaram in Conversation
- Indian History Congress: “Don’t break monuments, don’t incite religious sentiments”
Indian History Congress
- “There will be singing about the dark times…”
Faisal Abu Alhayjaa & Sudhanva Deshpande in conversation with Souradeep Roy