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She Who Must Not be Named
S Prasannarajan
When Jayalalithaa ceases to be a noun and becomes a political pronoun
Penguin Odyssey 2016
A brief note on South American penguins from Korea that have touched down in Mumbai
Is Kashmir Losing India?
Today, alienation is a necessary identity for the stone-throwing, Book-bound revolutionary. Home is not India any longer; it is an idea delivered by an angry god
Caging the Beast
What is captivity to a living being? Is it only an animal in a zoo that suffers? Or do wild animals feel captive in the wild too?
The Return of the Nation and Other Portents
Updating the political glossary after Brexit and other eruptions
An Epic Plea For Sovereign Words
When free speech is not an idealised abstraction but a practical pursuit. A user's guide by Timothy Garton Ash
Brexit or Stay, Behold Boris the Outsider
On the eve of the EU referendum in Britain, it is the familiar story of the popular outsider pitted against the resented Establishment
Being a Gandhi in the Time of Modi
India has changed but it is a change that Sonia Gandhi is ill-equipped to cope with and Rahul Gandhi is incapable of comprehending
Divine Comedy by the Hoogly
In The Cauliflower, a novel about Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa by Nicola Barker, the most daring...
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