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As India approaches the 78th death anniversary of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi in 2026, we honor not just the architect of independence, but the man whose
We are accustomed to the image of Mohandas Gandhi as a man of formidable silence, a stoic figure in homespun white, whose life was a
It is often said that love knows no language, but when that love arises in the heart of a man who has vowed celibacy, it
One of the most frequently complaints against the British is that they came to India as traders, became rulers, looted the country, and left—lock, stock,
Have you ever paused while pulling a note from your wallet to wonder why Mahatma Gandhi smiles back at you from every single denomination? For
A harvest where the land teaches, art listens, and community learns together. In Zahira Rahman’s account of Arangottukara’s Koythulsavam, farming meets theatre, craft, and care—quietly
Few words in India have been subjected to such intense dual treatment as secularism. On the one hand, it is glorified; on the other, it
The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) thrives on identity issues. It uses these issues to polarise the society and to reap electoral benefits from that.
Few words in India have been subjected to such intense dual treatment as secularism. On the one hand, it is glorified; on the other, it
What does it mean when a nation begins to worship itself? When a chant born in aspirational rebellion becomes a sectarian battle cry, a political
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