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The landscape of independent Indian cinema is currently facing a sophisticated form of censorship, one that operates not through outright bans, but through administrative silence.
Over the past few days, social feeds have filled with a familiar stranger: you, decades younger, in an oversized denim jacket and feathered hair, lit
“We May Not Have the Money to Defeat the BJP, But We Have Something More Important—Committed Cadres” An interview with Naresh Jamatia, leader of the
BRICS represents a new era in the global economy and politics. Long dominated by the Bretton Woods financial system and the dollar, global finance now
In the aftermath of the September 11 attacks, scholar and feminist activist Sunera Thobani became the centre of an intense controversy in Canada after publicly
As Xi and Putin land in Delhi for BRICS 2026, India juggles a China thaw, a Russia bear hug, an Egypt embrace, a Congress civil
At two schools on opposite ends of the city, heat and rain are already deciding how children learn. Pune’s climate planning has not caught up
Even as the target of achieving the dream of “Viksit Bharat” is just about two decades away, almost all the major institutions of the world’s
India’s economy is growing rapidly. But a succession of departures, institutional disagreements and competing interpretations of economic data raises a larger question: how much space
The most significant development in India’s extraordinary GenZ mobilisation may no longer be what happened at Jantar Mantar, but what has happened since. The crowds
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