S Prasannarajan

India at 70 is feeling what it means to be free

To be in permanent conversation with India, Modi thinks he doesn’t require the shrinking space of conventional media

In the end, there was only one man left to play the morality script in Bihar

Politics today, as a genre in creativity, is as good as the original works in other realms of the human mind, be it fiction or philosophy

Modi joins Israel in realising that the Palestinian struggle today is more Islamic than nationalistic 

Britain feels the absence of a leader at the worst of its time--when it needs answers and authority

Britain between a redundant Brexit mom and a comic strip socialist

What the word that shook the world tells about Donald Trump and his tribe

In politics, it is a rare moment of restoration. There comes a time when it takes the absolute submission of an individual to his own calling, defying the cosy assumptions of his time and tribe, to redeem the world he inhabits

‘I have a clearer eye for the limits and contradictions of modern liberalism and its arrogance.’