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Rooted in the moral imagination of folklore yet sharpened by the urgency of contemporary journalism, Nalin Verma writes with the rare ability to make ancient
In a volatile intervention that has further unsettled an already fragile moment in West Asia, US President Donald Trump this week claimed that Iranian authorities
India, the world’s largest democracy, has been ranked fourth among 168 countries at risk of future mass killings of civilians—behind Myanmar, Chad and Sudan—by the
War announces itself through statistics and slogans; suffering arrives as silence. When bombs speak louder than conscience, what remains for those armed only with words?
In a year scarred by the routine spectacle of demolition and displacement, the bulldozer has emerged as both instrument and icon of political atrocity. What
On Christmas morning, as church bells rang across many parts of India and candles were lit in sanctuaries, an unease travelled with the hymns. It
For the first time in my life, I received several messages wishing me a safe Christmas. Not happy. Not merry. Safe. For seven decades, Christmas
Jamia Millia Islamia’s (JMI) strange and mind-boggling suspension of Professor Virendra Balaji Sahare of the Department of Social Work, following a semester examination question, has
He did not die because he broke the law. He died because a crowd decided he did not belong. In Kerala, a migrant worker from
The recent column by Ibn Khaldun Bharati in The Print (“Vande Mataram was anti-British. Here’s how it became ‘anti-Muslim’”) is less a historical analysis and
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