Bangladesh

Gained in Translation

Jayanta Ghosal

The Prime Minister wants to follow the United Nations General Assembly translation system

Why Dhaka is Upset with Delhi

Syed Badrul Ahsan

India's Citizenship Amendment Act has pushed Bangladesh into a difficult position by bracketing it with Pakistan

The Discrimination

Madhavankutty Pillai

The Citizenship Amendment Bill, which excludes only Muslims, is an affront to the idea of India

A Letter from Dhaka

Rachel Dwyer

Books, biryani and other delights of a charming city

Modi’s Master Stroke

Jayanta Ghosal

Apologising, after all, is intrinsic to Indian culture

The NRC and Assam’s Deliverance

Sudeep Paul

The NRC process, by all accounts, has been a mess. But the NRC remains as significant as ever for Assam

Epic Leaps

Vineetha Mokkil

A mystic’s journey through the labyrinth of time

Uneasy Home

Rohit Chakraborty

Being a refugee in the Northeast

What’s Next in Assam?

Siddharth Singh

The overwhelming demand for updating the National Register of Citizens represents an almost Darwinian struggle of a people to preserve their identity. A journey through the fault lines of Assam

Iceland can be an Ideal Home for the Uprooted Rohingyas

Sunanda K Datta-Ray

Snowflakes of freedom

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