Until August shows why the afterlife of writers is larger than what we read on the pages

The Modi campaign is at full throttle while the Opposition shows no signs of catching up

His fifth term may hold more surprises for fans at home than for foes abroad

What Zomato’s U-turn on uniforms says about food politics in India

The urban shift from patriarchy to masculinity has elevated self-made men but also increased their sense of vulnerability

BJP is looking to reap people’s investment in Modi’s vision and success

The economic benefits of simultaneous polls will be far-reaching

Narendra Modi’s third shy at India’s topmost political job

The end of surprise and Rahul’s forays into incomprehension

The need for change had become palpable in the last several months as aspects of governance, most notably the functioning of civic bodies, suffered, giving rise to public discontent