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Swapan Dasgupta

London books shops, Abir Mukherjee’s crime fiction and a sense of history

Naipaul’s Reckoning With Empire

Bruce Gilley

The Nobel laureate’s legacy has much to say to charges of amnesia about colonialism

The Fifth Gospel

Ranjit Hoskote

A forgotten biography of Jesus that was written for Akbar

Viola Davis: ‘I don’t ask anymore what Hollywood will give me. I am going to take it’

Noel de Souza

Noel de Souza in conversation with Viola Davis

A Study in Greatness

Ram Madhav

Gandhi and Mandela show us a path that remains ever relevant

On the Slow Track

Bibek Debroy

The Indian Railways needs more than imported solutions

Tridip Suhrud: ‘Did Gandhi fear a violent death? No. He feared a purposeless death’

Ullekh NP

In conversation with Tridip Suhrud, India’s foremost Gandhi scholar

Mumbai Notebook

Anil Dharker

The city's big celebration and Nandita Das' new film

Indraprastha

Virendra Kapoor

The return of Amar Singh and the showy bodyguards of Delhi

Kerala floods: Forebodings in India’s Ancient Texts

Lakshmi Bayi

Our ancient sages were so much in tune with Prakriti that they came to predict—and prepare—for the vagaries in nature

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Open Diary

Naipaul’s Reckoning With Empire

The Fifth Gospel

Viola Davis: ‘I don’t ask anymore what Hollywood will give me. I am going to take it’

A Study in Greatness

On the Slow Track

Tridip Suhrud: ‘Did Gandhi fear a violent death? No. He feared a purposeless death’

Mumbai Notebook

Indraprastha

Kerala floods: Forebodings in India’s Ancient Texts

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