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A country with genuine confidence in its own direction does not need another country on its front page every morning.
As visibility and irony shape the experience of shortages, queues have turned into content.
The legislation recasts transgender persons as objects of suspicion instead of citizens with rights.
In his recent book, Joshua Ehrlich presents a rich portrait of how scholars and scholarship played explicit political roles during the Company Raj.
Evaluating the records of Iran’s Ali Khamenei, Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu and the US’s Donald Trump.
Many in the city know that they were not part of its past, but believe that they have a place in its future.
The spread of selective information about the killing of a Hindu man in Delhi during Holi helped drive a wedge between communit
Why is the tide of hostility against the community rising?
The order points out that this ‘unwarranted sensationalism’ creates panic among those with family in conflict zones.
Both those who believe his intellectual legacy is unshaken, as well as those who now question it would benefit from clarifying just what he stood for.
The Malayali doctor brought to their life together a cultural rootedness and moral steadiness that anchored British-born architect’s work in place.
Filmmaker Lakshmipriya Devi’s win at the BAFTAs cannot be seen in isolation from the racial abuse heaped on three women from Arunachal Pradesh last...
A tribute to two mentors who passed away recently.
Archbishop Andrew Thazhath of Kerala has drawn criticism from lay groups in Kerala for claiming in an interview last week that a banned Islamist group...