Aurangzeb

The Truth About Aurangzeb

Aditya Kuvalekar and Kedar Phalke

Was the Mughal emperor a fanatic?

The Philosopher Who Would Be King

Siddharth Singh

It is hard not to think that India would have been a very different country under Dara Shukoh

The Parable of a Mughal Prince

Supriya Gandhi

What the story of Dara Shukoh says about our desire for kingship

Jadunath Sarkar, GS Sardesai and Raghubir Sinh: Three Lives in History

TCA Raghavan

Jadunath Sarkar, GS Sardesai and Raghubir Sinh offer lessons in dissent in our own time of churn

In the Name of Gods

Nanditha Krishna

Muslim iconoclasm and the Hindu response

The Travels of a Deity

Ranjit Hoskote

How a Krishna sect in Rajasthan bridges multiple divides

Indraprastha

Virendra Kapoor

Nehru's capitulation, Google Maps' misguidance and Rahul Gandhi's naivete

Hindutva and History

Shashi Tharoor

The struggle for a nationalist halo

Audrey Truschke, Historian

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Reclaiming the Mughal

The Cultural Campaign of RSS: War Over the Mind of India

Ullekh NP and Siddharth Singh

Even as RSS tries to add new icons to its intellectual history, it wants to redeem scholars denigrated by the leftist establishment

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Aurangzeb

The Truth About Aurangzeb

The Philosopher Who Would Be King

The Parable of a Mughal Prince

Jadunath Sarkar, GS Sardesai and Raghubir Sinh: Three Lives in History

In the Name of Gods

The Travels of a Deity

Indraprastha

Hindutva and History

Audrey Truschke, Historian

The Cultural Campaign of RSS: War Over the Mind of India

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