The Sangam at the Mahakumbh is where it all comes together—faith, remembrance...
Right-wing hatespeak on social media needs to be monitored
The woman of new India is freer than ever before, yet bound by tradition
Citizen 2006 comes into a more comfortable country. She has been born with two more powerful older siblings,...
Possibilities lurk in dark alleys. For us, it was in three rooms with rickety tables.
No wonder half a dozen eunuchs are fighting the elections this time. If you have to be male and odd-looking...
When Cupid lurks in every tehsil and every taluka, St Valentine is not so "foreign" after all.
Have the honourable grandees of state decided to impersonate George W. Bush's vocabulary?
Why is it that those who insist on ancient culture, don't themselves sound cultured?
Old commies should immediately adopt Arundhati Roy as one of their trendy new avatars. The class struggle...
Why do Indians love old age and genuflect to grumpy geriatrics? Perhaps it's a Hindu thing. The Dhritarashtra...
Unclear aims -- preaching to seminarists already in a state of electronic siege, ignoring the Indian...
Fluent, brave, knowledgeable, democratic, modernist and gently snobby about the Aggarwals and Sharmas.
The result's a Riot. But far too clinical, Tharoor's 'novel' evokes little.
Sagarika Ghose Dines Upamanyu Chatterjee at Pakwan at the Le Meridien
Two of America's literary greats—E.L. Doctorow and Peter Matthiessen—transiting via Delhi after a nature...
Weaned on a harsh land, the Kutchi community firmly believes that self-help is the best help