14 October, 2021
Meena Kandasamy Poet and activist Meena Kandasamy visits ground zero of the grassroots movement down South to understand the caste divide in the state.
14 October, 2021 Thallapelli Praveen The aim of a caste census is not to know the numerical strength of a caste. Rather, it would reveal social inequalities for possible remedial measures.
Kin of killed farmers, BJP members have the same demand—justice for the dead.
14 October, 2021 Vikas Pathak The former Delhi Police employee has also emerged as the go-to man for the authorities to reach out to the agitating farmers.
The Opposition is hoping for a rich election harvest in Uttar Pradesh but Lucknow appears to be a long way from the killing fields.
The death of journalist Raman Kashyap at Lakhimpur Kheri throws into sharp relief the condition of local reporters incessantly feeding ‘breaking news’ to the ever-demanding maw of the national media from India’s hinterland.
From NRC to detention camps to farmers’ protests, Calcutta artisans are showcasing contemporary socio-political issues.
Our government must follow examples of other countries with liberal views on personal use of drugs.
Outwardly peaceful, Kashmir has seen a spate of civilian killings in recent weeks. A silent unease has now exploded into fear and concern after the shooting of minorities.
From Lahore to Delhi, Dinesh Khanna follows in his father’s footsteps to capture extraordinary images.
Scattered souvenirs from memory’s cache spread across Panjim, Sao Tome and Fontainhas, of growing up under Portuguese colonial shadow
The events entrenched in memory are all imbued with a tinge of grief. A medley of loss and tears in an insurgency-wrecked Valley.
No festival is complete without its own set of myths. Traditions invented for the relatively new Durga Puja invoke a community society chooses to forget.
From Partition to genocides in Rwanda and elsewhere, museums are important to understanding our fractured past.
Exalted achievements of yore are often cited by to rehash the story of past political icons.
The politics of nostalgia involves mobilising the masses around the yearning for a glorious past brought alive in imaginations of the future.
The past is a world before the pandemic, a place of happiness perhaps, of love, of togetherness. We want a romanticised past to become our future.
Postmen and women recall the days when the bearer of letters were served tea and snacks by grateful families.
Hotel guests stand on the roof of Lemon Tree hotel, as the hotel gets flooded with the waters from an overflowing Kosi River in Jim Corbett National Park, Uttarakhand state. More than 20 people have died and many are...
Photo by AP/PTI
This photograph provided by India's National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) shows NDRF soldiers rescue people stranded in floodwaters in Udham Singh Nagar, Uttarakhand state. More than 20 people have died and many are...
National Disaster Response Force via AP
This photograph provided by India's National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) shows NDRF soldiers rescue people stranded in floodwaters in Udham Singh Nagar, Uttarakhand state. More than 20 people have died and many are...
National Disaster Response Force via AP
Muslims pelt stones at policemen during clashes following an Eid-e-Milad un Nabi procession, in Jabalpur.
PTI Photo
Migrant workers arriving from J&K wait at a railway station to board a train for their native places, in Amritsar. Many of migrant workers are leaving the Kashmir Valley after a series of attacks on them.
PTI Photo
The Opposition is hoping for a rich election harvest in Uttar Pradesh but Lucknow appears to be a long way from the killing fields.
The former Delhi Police employee has also emerged as the go-to man for the authorities to reach out to the agitating farmers.
Outwardly peaceful, Kashmir has seen a spate of civilian killings in recent weeks. A silent unease has now exploded into fear and concern after the shooting of minorities.
Poet and activist Meena Kandasamy visits ground zero of the grassroots movement down South to understand the caste divide in the state.
Oct 25, 2021 Meena Kandasamy 
Our government must follow examples of other countries with liberal views on personal use of drugs.
Oct 25, 2021 Ronny Sen 
The aim of a caste census is not to know the numerical strength of a caste. Rather, it would reveal social inequalities for possible remedial measures.
Oct 25, 2021 Thallapelli Praveen 
The death of journalist Raman Kashyap at Lakhimpur Kheri throws into sharp relief the condition of local reporters incessantly feeding ‘breaking news’ to the ever-demanding maw of the national media from India’s hinterland.
Oct 25, 2021 Umesh Kumar Ray 
