
Prem Singh
Taught Hindi at Delhi University, India. Taught Hindi, Department of Indology at Vilnius University, Lithuania and Sofia University Bulgaria as Visiting Professor. Former Fellow, Indian Institute of Advanced Study, Shimla, India. Former president Socialist Party (India).
Phone: +918826275067
Address: Dept. of Hindi, University of Delhi, Delhi - 110007
Phone: +918826275067
Address: Dept. of Hindi, University of Delhi, Delhi - 110007
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In the just concluded Delhi Assembly elections (2025), the big face of counter-revolution has defeated the small face of counter-revolution, obviously, in a mutual fight. The progressive and secular intellectuals, particularly those who have been guilty of alternative politics, are upset with this sudden setback and are busy analyzing the same. They are convincing themselves more than the people that they were right, they are right, and they will remain right. For them the struggle to save secularism and democracy in the country's politics goes on like this, and will continue in the similar manner in the future as well. I would also try to present my point of view on this entire political phenomenon after a few days. Till then, these two comments are released again for the new readers.)
In the just concluded Delhi Assembly elections (2025), the big face of counter-revolution has defeated the small face of counter-revolution, obviously, in a mutual fight. The progressive and secular intellectuals, particularly those who have been guilty of alternative politics, are upset with this sudden setback and are busy analyzing the same. They are convincing themselves more than the people that they were right, they are right, and they will remain right. For them the struggle to save secularism and democracy in the country's politics goes on like this, and will continue in the similar manner in the future as well. I would also try to present my point of view on this entire political phenomenon after a few days. Till then, these two comments are released again for the new readers.)