Essay
Racism in Sport
Sabin Iqbal
Beneath a tolerant façade, there are layers of prejudice based on culture and colour
Was Emergency Inevitable?
Indira Gandhi was planning it from January 1975, long before the Allahabad High Court judgment
Our Lives Matter
Efforts to instigate social conflicts have failed because of the resolve of Indian society to uphold inclusiveness
The Key to Recovery
Every government needs to revisit history for an appropriate economic response as monetary policy tools are exhausted
Istanbul: Lost in Shifting Shadows
A city caught between the heretical seductions of modernity and the atavistic lures of medievalism
Jawaharlal Nehru…as a South Asian remembers
We live in a world that is full of beauty, charm and adventure. There is no end to the adventures that we can have if only we seek them with our eyes open, said Jawaharlal Nehru
The King’s Salvation
A lesson from 12th century Angkor Wat where its ruler Jayavarman VII prioritised public health and elevated it to worship
Why Savarkar had to be saved
Patel and Morarji wanted to avoid communal violence and political instability at all costs
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