Bangladesh
The No-Go Zones of Assam
Siddharth Singh
Behind the narrative of a rightwing government mistreating Muslims lies the reality of both indigenous Hindus and Muslims suffering at the hands of illegal immigrants
From Dictators to Democrats
Zia-ul-Haq to Edward Heath, a journalist relives his meetings with power people
‘All writers are outsiders,’ says Tahmima Anam
Tahmima Anam’s new novel moves away from her Bangladesh trilogy. She speaks to Antara Raghavan about chronicling the seductions and perils of the startup world
The Rise and Fall of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Despite being destroyed by the Pakistan army, perhaps he would have done better as a politician if not blinded by hubris
Bangladesh Satyagraha
A week-long satyagraha that the Jana Sangh, the BJP’s previous avatar, had launched in 1971 to demand official recognition for the yet-to-be-born Bangladesh
A Citizen of the Subcontinent
It's a tribute to Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, whose centenary celebrations conclude today, that India and Bangladesh have forged a very close friendship
Lesser Lives
Taslima Nasreen’s new novel, the sequel to Lajja, grapples with the exiled and the persecuted
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