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The Calling of the Amtes

It is the legacy of Baba Amte. Everyone in this family—the third generation does it now—works for the weakest and most disabled in Indian society

A Community Led by Dunces

From the veneration of Bhindranwale to the denial of divorce, Sikhs are being led by men who have no right to speak on their behalf

The Sarkari Gatekeepers

What will the Government achieve by banning Swedish author Jan Myrdal’s entry?

Letter Bomb from Kerala

The state’s former CM has spoken up and put the CPM’s central leadership in a fix

The Going Gets Bloody

An attack on a BSP rebel. A defensive speech by Mayawati. Spot the link

The Great Escape from Monogamy

How couples are redefining the partnership protocol

The Puzzle of Gilbert Hill

Signs of the Continental Drift are still visible in this densely populated part of Mumbai

The Revolutionaries Who Are Now Refugees

The story of Burmese insurgents who India threw into prison as ‘terrorists’

Will We Ever Know the Truth?

…when the SIT report itself seems more preoccupied with finding excuses for Narendra Modi than investigating his role in the Gujarat carnage

Air-India’s Broken Wings

As calls to privatise India’s ‘national carrier’ reach a crescendo, spare a moment to pay some attention to the not-so-obvious economic implications of such a move

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