Features

Modi So Far

Siddharth Singh

What Narendra Modi and his Government have done (or not done) is unlikely to be forgotten soon

The Spirit of Bombay

Nandini Nair

The liberal in his labyrinth

“Is my husband’s name on the National War Memorial?”

Rahul Pandita

On January 25, 1990, Squadron Leader Ravi Khanna and three other Airforce personnel were killed in a terrorist attack in Kashmir. As the trial begins in the case after three decades, here is the story of his widow, Nirmal Khanna.

The Sisterhood of Resistance

Shahina KK

Kerala’s protesting nuns derive hope from an unsolved murder coming to trial after 27 years

‘Govt to Purchase $800 Million Worth of Kashmiri Apples’

Preeti Dawra

A conversation with Harsh Vardhan Shringla, Indian Ambassador to the US, on the steps towards normalisation of Kashmir and short-term plans to revive its economy

Kashmir: The Politics of Hailing Martyrs

Rahul Pandita

To show real sensitivity in Kashmir, one must ask certain uncomfortable questions

Can the Saint Save Them?

Amita Shah

A desperate opposition turns to Guru Ravidas for deliverance

Partnerships & Pragmatism

Sudeep Paul

France and the Middle East are prime examples of how Modi has corrected the course of Indian foreign policy

The Other Side of the Coin

Lhendup G Bhutia

As India’s rare-coin market takes off, counterfeiters too are having a field day

Selection Day and the Indian Coach

Madhavankutty Pillai

The coach’s role is more than just a psychological foil for the captain and there is very little public information about what Shastri’s approach is to coaching