Sagrika Rajora discusses Delhi’s SIR, voter deletions and concerns over due process, migrants, minorities, and marginalised communities.

Ram Ramaswamy discusses D.D. Kosambi’s life, politics, and scholarship, and what his ideas reveal about academic freedom and India’s education crisis today.

Erratic weather, rising costs, and inadequate state support are driving Indian farmers away from agriculture and towards ...

Nepal’s floods, earthquakes and political crises have shaped a fatalist national story. What happens when catastrophe ...

Uttam Kumar was more than Bengali cinema’s biggest star. At 100, his films still embody a changing Bengal’s memory, ideals, ...

Koodiyattam turns Draupadi’s humiliation and Duryodhana’s grief into visceral acts, showing how ancient stories gain new ...

A Dalit Panther insider maps how caste, literature and protest built Maharashtra's radical 1970s movement—and internal rifts ...

Gurmeet Ram Rahim’s repeated releases expose questions of political patronage, electoral influence and unequal justice as ...

Pune’s DJ debate turns into a political battle after Vidyanand Bapat’s attack, exposing public anger over noise pollution and ...

Sukumara Kurup, wanted since 1984, remains one of India’s most elusive fugitives despite decades of investigation.

UN reform faces a crisis of bureaucracy, war and climate failure. The next Secretary-General must pursue deeper change, while ...

Tukaram Mundhe’s strict FDA drive targets food safety, illegal trade and powerful interests, but court rebukes and anti-poor ...