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There are few joys in public life as deeply personal as watching a young talent you have known since boyhood rise to fulfil the promise you sensed in...
The realisation that a single geopolitical tremor — a pandemic or a sudden invasion — can collapse a supply chain has turned trade into a...
Uncomfortable questions persist about the strategic logic of unleashing war. Was this gamble for regime change inspired by a desire to create a...
For decades, the discourse surrounding the Vizhinjam International Transshipment Port has been anchored in the language of civil engineering-24 metres...
As the Budget session of Parliament has got under way, it is arguably time to reflect not merely on governance as an administrative necessity, but as...
They had insisted—almost pleaded—that I visit them, and so, with a touch of reluctance at first, I made my way to that quiet, unhurried village....
As Mathrubhumi Publishers release the Malayalam edition of my newest book, The Sage Who Reimagined Hinduism, a few days after the Vice-President of...
This month, I find myself speaking at two literary festivals in Kerala – at the Kerala LitFest on Kozhikode Beach and then at the Mathrubhumi...
The new book, 'Beyond Cynicism: Kerala 2.0', is not just another policy compendium or bureaucratic memoir. It is a bold, clear-eyed and deeply...
Healthcare has made astonishing progress in the 21st century: genome editing, AI-aided diagnostics, robotic surgery, personalised medicine. But for...
I had the pleasure recently of participating in an unusual instance of a rare phenomenon in our conventional politics – an example of gubernatorial...
I recently had the opportunity to inaugurate an Onam celebration not in Kerala but in the neighbouring state of Tamil Nadu, under the auspices of the...