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What Lies Beneath

Madhavankutty Pillai

Why renaming cities remains an evergreen political gimmick

The Republic of Rage

Suhel Seth

India needs to laugh a little and bring satire back

Third World America

Minhaz Merchant

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Virendra Kapoor

In the larger public interest, people ought to be told about the veracity, or otherwise, of Nupur Sharma’s remarks

The Tragedy of Boris Johnson

S Prasannarajan

When politics becomes a study of character

Was There Ever a Golden Age?

Geeta Doctor

An era when Hindus and Muslims shared a bond

Outside Help

Jayanta Ghosal

The BJP managed to win Azamgarh with tacit assistance from BSP leader Mayawati. She put up a local Muslim candidate who split the SP vote right down the middle

The Birth of a Cricketing Nation

Boria Majumdar

It’s ninety years since India’s Test debut in England

India in Europe’s Mirror

Pallavi Aiyar

The country once had the credentials to inspire the EU

The Divinity of Creation

Bibek Debroy

Invoking the Goddess for protection

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