Table of Contents - Mainstream, Nov 19, 2022

In this issue:

• Letter to the Readers, Mainstream, Nov 19, 2022
• Deciphering Caste Majoritarian Churn in Himachal Pradesh | Kumar & Kumar
• Nalini: A Lost Opportunity for India’s GoP | Papri Sri Raman
• Nehruvian foreign policy & its relevance today | P S Jayaramu
• Nehru Warned of Majoritarianism dressed as Nationalism | S N Sahu
• Indian Foreign Policy: From Non-Alignment to Multi-Alignment | Wani & Naik
• Adivasis threatened with the spectre of losing their identity | Arun Srivastava
• Can India seize the demographic advantage? | Jayan Jose Thomas
• Russian Invasion of Ukraine: Divisions Within The Left | Achin Vanaik
• Redistributing wealth to save the planet | Thomas Piketty

DOCUMENTS:

• Threats to journalists in Kashmir | Statement by Editor’s Guild
• Surveillance and Monitoring of Clubs & such bodies | Statement by DUJ

BOOKS:

• Saha on Guha’s The Curious Trajectory of Caste in West Bengal Politics
• When Thugs and Dacoits Defied the British | M.R. Narayan Swamy

IMAGE & SOUND:

• Photo: Secretariat building in Chandigarh designed by Le Corbusier in the 1950s
• Audio: Self-Employed Women’s Association - Ela Bhatt’s Legacy
• Video: Why the Himalayas have so many ghost villages | DW

Editor’s Picks:

• Building an international order to govern a transforming world | Manish Tewari
• Thailand: What happened to monarchy protest movement?
• How to end the war in Ukraine? Sit down and talk. It’s time. | Katrina vanden Heuvel

* (Coverpage artwork credits: part of Polish poster for ’Those Wonderful Movie Cranks’ a 1979 film by the Czech director Jiri Menzel)