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Undone by unthinking

New Delhi, June 10 -- In my first column for Frontline, I had argued that we are witness today to a collapse of morality, especially in public life-a collapse so comprehensive that it can no longer be... Read More


A hero of our time

New Delhi, June 10 -- He is being hailed as India's first Muslim superhero. That a superhero from a community which has lived in India for at least 1,300 years should get its first superhero only now ... Read More


It's a project that touches you: Amin Jaffer

New Delhi, June 10 -- In the 131 years of La Biennale di Venezia, or the Venice Biennale, often called the Olympics of the arts, India has had a national pavilion thrice. The first was in 2011, curate... Read More


The cockroach generation

New Delhi, June 9 -- On June 6, Sakhi stood at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi and did something that, for her, required a certain kind of effort. She showed up. She had seen this before. She had watched m... Read More


Tagore's living inheritance

New Delhi, June 9 -- Arenowned scholar who has devoted her life to studying the writings and thoughts of Rabindranath Tagore, Uma Das Gupta has a formidable body of work to her credit. Her major publi... Read More


Reserved Assembly seats for Goa's STs could be a political game changer

New Delhi, June 9 -- The "Mull Goenkars" (original Goans, as the tribal people of Goa are famously known in the State) may finally get guaranteed representation in the State Assembly soon as the gover... Read More


He said, she said

New Delhi, June 9 -- For every enviable vision of a "marriage of true minds", there is a long history of toxic literary partnerships: think George Orwell and Eileen O'Shaughnessy, Ted Hughes and Sylvi... Read More


A record, a republic, and many questions

New Delhi, June 9 -- In recent days, sections of the media have been consumed by a single statistic: on June 9, Narendra Modi will surpass Jawaharlal Nehru in the number of consecutive days served as ... Read More


India's bill for the Iran war

New Delhi, June 9 -- A war began under an ill omen on February 28, triggering a tectonic shift in global affairs. A US Tomahawk missile killed scores of school children in Minab in southern Iran; Isra... Read More


Why Bangladesh is joining hands with Turkiye

New Delhi, June 9 -- The deepening defence pact between Bangladesh and Turkiye is emerging as the clearest indicator of Bangladesh's recalibrated foreign policy in the post-Sheikh Hasina era. A high-p... Read More