Faculty Publications

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Looking beyond leadership mantras
The Key is not to Reject the Leadership theories, But to Supplement them with the Intellectual Depth that the Humanities and Social Sciences Can Provide, Writes P Jhon Kennedy -
The Curious Political Phenomenon of Shashi Tharoor's Praise For Modi and the Congresss Dilemma
If Tharoor is indeed preparing for a new political chapter, he should turn the page clearly. -
Indias Struggle Continues With Gender Equality: A Long Way To Go
While some countries inch forward, others remain stagnant or regress. India, unfortunately, falls into the latter group. Ranked 131 out of 148 countries, Indias gender parity score is just 64.1 per cent, making it one of the lowest globally -
Women in STEM: Act beyond enrolment
While India boasts of a rising proportion of female STEM graduates, their participation in tech sector jobs remains low. This and other Asian examples show focusing on enrolment is ineffective in boosting equality without parallel efforts to dismantle workplace hurdles -
Necessary toolkit
The 2025 UGC notification and the proposed caste survey, one offering legal legitimacy, the other empirical clarity, are both necessary -
Strained Symbiosis: AIADMK, BJP, and the Shrinking Space for Dravidian Politics in Tamil Nadu
In Tamil Nadu, the electorate still listens keenly for ideological clarity. The question is: will the AIADMK find the courage to speak? -
Keeladi vs Vedic History: The Battle for Indias Past
Keeladi is not simply about pottery shards and drainage systems; it is about who gets to shape the story of India. -
The right method of choosing good professors
Recruitment practices can sometimes leave students in the hands of professors who are experts in their subject but struggle to explain it clearly, writes P John J Kennedy -
Kerala schools to discuss drug abuse prevention, emotional well-being, digital discipline, legal rights and hygiene
With its high literacy rates and relatively strong infrastructure, Kerala is uniquely equipped to pilot such programmes, writes P John J Kennedy -
Ahead of 2026 election, how can DMK retain credibility and control the narrative?
The path to Fort St. George lies as much through governance as through the peoples imagination. And in that realm, the verdict is never final -
More Than Legacy: Stalins Political Formula That Keeps DMK on Top
Stalins mix of legacy, governance, and resistance seems to have struck the right chord with the TN electorate. -
Harvard the battle for thought
Trump's move to end Harvard's ability to enroll international students targets more than a university in perspective -
Meaning over metrics
By focusing on rankings, our current education model equates visibility with value and reputation with reality. -
Harvard: The battle for free thought
The legal dimension is both urgent and precarious. Harvards lawsuit alleges that the administrations actions violate the First Amendment and due process, which is a serious claim. -
When will we learn to prioritise safety?
The government cannot absolve itself. It approved the event. It knew the scale of sentiment, emotional pitch, and logistical nightmare, yet it pressed ahead. -
Custodial deaths: A legacy of shame
The Sivagangai case highlights the need for urgent structural reform in Tamil Nadus police culture. -
Somnolent musings
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