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Gauri Lankesh and Rationalist Thought

byTejal KanitkarandJai Vipra
September 6, 2020
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Hindu Right’s intolerance towards rational voices took the lives of Dabholkar, Kalburgi, Pansare and Gauri. Resistance to that intolerance continues to unite progressive voices today.

Remembering Gauri, in this three-part conversation, technology policy researcher Jai Vipra speaks to Tejal Kanitkar, who is a faculty at NIAS, Bengaluru, and has been working with the movement for rationalist thought and scientific temper.

Tejal Kanitkar is a faculty at NIAS, Bengaluru and has been working with the movement for rationalist thought and scientific temper.
Jai Vipra is a technology policy researcher based in New Delhi and the translator of Dabholkar's Please Think into English.
Disclaimer: The views expressed in this article are the writer's own, and do not necessarily represent the views of the Indian Writers' Forum.

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