Shaheen Bagh and the idea of India writings on a movement for justice, liberty and equality

Contributed articles.

Introduction: the idea of Shaheen Bagh -- Timeline of a protest -- part One. Ground reports from a protest -- Women, violence and democracy / Seemi Pasha -- If on a winter's night, azadi...--fragments; December 2019 to mid February 2020 / Sarover Zaidi and Samprati Pani -- I found my country in Shaheen Bagh / Mustafa Quraishi -- How Shaheen Bagh became a symbol of dialogue and solidarity / Zeyad Masroor Khan -- part Two. The idea of Shaheen Bagh -- The message / Nayantara Sahgal -- Mahatma Gandhi would have approved / Harsh Mander -- Occupying streets: women in the vanguard of the anti-CAA struggle / Zoya Hasan -- Muslim hain hum watan hai Hindustan humaara / Nizam Pasha -- Rokeya's children in Park Circus / Nazes Afroz -- The Shaheen Baghs of Uttar Pradesh / Subhashini Ali -- Why women are at greater risk with NPR/NRC / Renuka Vishwanathan -- Children in protests and children who protest / Enakshi Ganguly -- Muslims amidst the storm of Hindutva: how Muslims are creating a new vocabulary of secularism for Indian democracy / Sharik Laliwala -- Who is afraid of the Indian citizen? / Nandita Haksar -- The light of Shaheen Bagh / Apoorvanand -- part III. A riot, a witch-hunt -- Terror and its aftermath / Seemi Pasha -- Dissent is contagious / Anirban Bhattacharya -- Afterword / Seema Mustafa -- Notes on the contributors.

Includes verses in Bengali and Hindi, with English translation; Bengali and Hindi in Latin script.