Between authoritarianism and majoritarianism

Lord Curzon’s enduring monument to the British Raj

Bose was a patriot of the highest order but what does he mean to Bengal?

Why Twitter gets accused of unfairness from all corners

The monk sought to use the principles of Buddhism for social and political reform

The story of Goutama and Trayambakeshvara

It can remake sport for the post-Covid era

It is likely that Harish Rawat will be Congress’ chief ministerial candidate from Uttarakhand

When Kashmir was a pawn in Britain’s quest to join the nuclear club

Every election season, interest groups revive old political tropes that are long past their relevance. With five states holding assembly polls in February and March, this year is no exception. The electorate, however, seems to have moved on

BJP hopes to ride Narendra Modi’s popularity and Pushkar Singh Dhami’s last-minute decisions back to power while Congress thinks it has more than a chance