Introduction: Redefining Dictatorship In popular discourse, ‘dictatorship’ often refers to the oppressive rule of a single leader or a small clique, where power is concentrated in the hands of a few. However, Marxism offers a different interpretation of the term, especially in the context of the ‘dictatorship of the proletariat.’ For Marxists, any state power … Read more
The Doctrine of Equality and the Debates on Reverse Discrimination “The defect of equality is that we only desire it with our superiors.”– Henry Becque Equality has long been a cornerstone of societal and political discourse, but its interpretation and application often remain contentious. The modern concept of equality is derived from the theory of … Read more
The essence of democracy lies not merely in its procedural aspects—elections, legislatures, or constitutions—but in its enduring commitment to certain ideals. Among these, liberty, equality, and justice stand as the unshakable pillars upon which the edifice of democracy is built. These principles are not static; they are vibrant forces, constantly interacting, often clashing, and yet … Read more