Sadaf Khalid

Pursuing a Ph.D. in Public Administration and a gold medalist from Aligarh Muslim University. Worked as a Policy Analyst at Aam Admi Party policy research cell, New Delhi. A young social activist for People Service Institute, Kolkata, Swasthya Sankalp, Cancer Aid Society, and building youth brigade for child rights awareness, gender sensitization, environmental policies, etc. A contributor to The Eastern Herald.

How ‘Har Ghar Tiranga’ as an Attempt Discriminates Against Poor, Homeless, and Refugee People

We Indians already have to comply with the requirements of the 42nd Amendment Act of 1976, which were included in Part-IV-A of our constitution as Article 51A. One of these statutory requirements

August 15, 2022

by Sadaf Khalid

Right-Wing Authoritarianism’s dominance and tumultuous educational landscape in India

Even the most ardent supporters of democracy who opposed imperialism and colonialism feared “majority dictatorship.” Not only in the 17th century but also today in India, this was a reoccurring subject. A majority, it was claimed, would definitely infringe on

October 5, 2025

by Sadaf Khalid

The Indian Democracy is in a state of ‘Denialism’

In a literal psychological sense, denialism is behavior in humans’ choices to deny or reject reality

Social Alienation or Normlessness as an Alarming Human Condition: The Product of and the Contributor to the Decaying Democracies

While every time we comprehend the critical human condition so vulnerable around power, war, and terror,

Is Hatred Essential for Nationalism? The Song of Hate has not benefited Humanity; Contemplating Gandhi in today’s India

Why do we commemorate Gandhi Jayanti but do not memorialize his teachings? Why is it essential not to talk about hatred but about spreading love- our great father of the nation- Mohan

August 27, 2021

News·Opinion

Let’s Shift Our Focus to ‘Education Pandemic’ in India

‘The deceased ideologies and desultory policies of center and the state ruling parties should not always sound dissenting with the intellectuals of diverse capacity-building institutions. It can fracture both the mature &

December 9, 2020

Education·Government and Politics·Opinion

Why Creating Awareness and Prevention of Suicide is Indispensable for the Nation?

‘Suicide is considered more as a sociological phenomenon involving fundamental character-building institutions like family, education, religion, politics, law, and governance, playing as a catalyst in an individual’s action. Suicide being the stable

November 11, 2025

News·Opinion

Opinion : The discourse of ‘Precariat Struggle’ in world democracy

During the 1970s, the idea behind the neo-liberal strategies was the development of flexible labour-market. The central plank behind neo-liberalism was the maximum competition and allowing the hyper-economic market growth in all

October 5, 2025

Economy·Government and Politics·News·Opinion

India: Just a chapter on mob lynching in syllabus, is it possible?

A speedy action taken by the mob amidst a pandemic should be as severe as the pandemic itself. All incidences should either be recorded by the social scientist, historians, psychologists, lawyers, sociologists,

December 9, 2020

Government and Politics·News·Opinion

Sadaf Khalid

How ‘Har Ghar Tiranga’ as an Attempt Discriminates Against Poor, Homeless, and Refugee People

Right-Wing Authoritarianism’s dominance and tumultuous educational landscape in India

The Indian Democracy is in a state of ‘Denialism’

Social Alienation or Normlessness as an Alarming Human Condition: The Product of and the Contributor to the Decaying Democracies

Is Hatred Essential for Nationalism? The Song of Hate has not benefited Humanity; Contemplating Gandhi in today’s India

Let’s Shift Our Focus to ‘Education Pandemic’ in India

Why Creating Awareness and Prevention of Suicide is Indispensable for the Nation?

Opinion : The discourse of ‘Precariat Struggle’ in world democracy

India: Just a chapter on mob lynching in syllabus, is it possible?

Radical Islam is being appreciated by Indian authorities too

Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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