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Suhas Palshikar writes on Maratha reservation row: Maharashtra, on the brink again. September 13,2023 05:25:22 AM. A fragmented Maratha politics combined with an irresponsible political establishment and an economic crisis to produce this Maharashtra moment.
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Suhas Palshikar is a Professor of Political Science and a co-director of Lokniti, a research programme on Indian politics. He has written extensively on state politics, elections, caste and social mobility, and is the chief editor of Studies in Indian Politics journal.
Feb 15, 2024 · Suhas Palshikar writes: India may be on the verge of redefinition of democracy. Emergence of a new intellectual ‘echo system’ ratifies this. Now, we may experience the actual practice of this idea of majoritarian democracy — where differences are excluded. Written by Suhas Palshikar. Updated: February 15, 2024 22:46 IST. Follow Us.
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Jun 17, 2024 · Suhas Palshikar and Yogendra Yadav said in their email to NCERT that they do not want the NCERT to "hide" behind their names to pass on to students such textbooks of political science that are "politically biased, academically indefensible and pedagogically dysfunctional".
Suhas Palshikar is a retired professor of political science and a chief editor of Studies in Indian Politics. He has written and edited several books and articles on Indian democracy, public opinion and electoral politics.
4 days ago · Suhas Palshikar writes: Confrontation, not cooperation, will continue to define politics Some formal bonhomie is likely. But, in realm of actual policies and use of state power, a substantive change is unlikely.
Suhas Palshikar is an Indian academic and social and political scientist. He taught political science at Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune, [1] and is chief editor of Studies in Indian Politics. He is also co director of Lokniti Programme on Comparative Democracy, CSDS.
