BR Ambedkar

A Manifesto for Secular Hindus

Minhaz Merchant

Five points to keep in mind in tackling communal polarisation

A Lexicon for New India

Ullekh NP

Deciphering the nature of the nation

Resilient Republic

Siddharth Singh

India as an enduring story of democracy

The Constitution of India is Today’s Manusmriti

Nanditha Krishna

A law for our time

In Praise of Civic Nationalism

Shashi Tharoor

India has survived all the stresses and strains that have beset it for over seven decades because it maintained consensus on how to manage without consensus

A Wife’s Gaze

Zakia Soman

An intimate portrait of Ambedkar

The Road to Constituent Assembly

Ram Madhav

Why we must guard against vilifying leaders based on a warped understanding of history

‘I have written on Ambedkar in good faith’

Ullekh NP

Shashi Tharoor’s latest book, Ambedkar: A Life, dwells on the scholar-politician’s trials and tribulations, achievements and associations, and his differences with leaders of the stature of Gandhi and Nehru

BR Ambedkar: Flawed Genius

Shashi Tharoor

In a new biography of Ambedkar, Shashi Tharoor gets a measure of the constitutionalist and nation-builder, contending that an honest survey of Ambedkar’s life and its impact needs to also look at those faults for which he can be legitimately criticised without taking away from his greatness