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A Dry Run in Bihar

The cost of Nitish Kumar’s prohibition raj

Hold Your Horses

The horse scenes in the film Mohenjo Daro reignite the political debate on the civilisational ancestry of Indians

Urjit Patel: Governor’s Rule

Urjit Patel is the first macroeconomist to take charge of RBI in over a decade. While there is no crisis, he faces challenges of a different kind

The RBI’s Next Owl

Let’s hear it for—and from—Governor Urjit Patel

Bean There, Done That

India is catching up with the single-origin movement

Namvar Singh: What Will Marx Think?

The ideological paranoia of fellow travellers mars a literary doyen’s birthday party

The Battle for Punjab

Who will harvest the anger? A state in flux

In Response to Zafarul Islam: Islamist Editors are Indeed Radicalising Indian Muslims

In modern times, a glaring intellectual failure of the Muslim mind is not to distinguish between Israel, the Jews and the Zionists

Bastille Day Horror: We Are Afraid

What is it that makes France the most obvious target for Islamist terrorism? As the country recovers from the Bastille Day horror in Nice, François Gautier portrays a traumatised republic under siege

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