Features

Living with Lions

Haima Deshpande

Maldharis, the last human inhabitants of Gir forest, are justifiably proud of their coexistence with big cats. But these tribals may not be around in the forest for much longer

On the Wild Meat Trail

Shilpi Sharma

Two documentary filmmakers go into the interiors of the Northeast for five years to understand an eerie silence of the forests. They find hope in local tribals defying tradition to go green

The End of Education

Sanjay Srivastava

Welcome to Kota, the site of a terrifying social experiment. It’s a coaching culture that gets students into IIT, but leaves them uneducated

The Difficulty of Being a Green Spouse

Sohini Chattopadhyay

Sneaking wrappers in without his knowledge, missing him desperately during pregnancy because he wouldn’t take a flight, the carbon guilt of owning a Scooty, and other survival tales of an environmentalist’s wife

Precarious Alliance

Haima Deshpande

Shiv Sena ties up with Dalit leader Ramdas Athavale

The Rift within the TDP

Anil Budur Lulla

NTR’s sons look to challenge the Naidu family’s reign

Flex Your Economic Muscle, India!

Seema Sirohi

Where is India’s strategy for the global arena? It may as well have been sleeping through the IMF successor deliberations

Organic Growth Has Its Own Charm

Adam Matthews

Next on the agenda is milk. The price will be premium, but Ehsaas is aiming for customers already sold on the idea of organic food

The Headley Testimony and the ISI Stamp

Betwa Sharma

An inside view of a trial where the confessions of the man who prepared the ground for the 26/11 Mumbai attacks have put the Pakistani intelligence agency in the dock