British imperialism
Forged In Fire
The foundational violence that accompanied the formation of India as a modern nation-state
How India Became British India
The Battle of Plassey contributed to the making and unmaking of empires
The Case of the Rickshaw Coolie Murder
How two unrelated incidents in imperial Simla helped end the British Empire
From Margin to Centre
Jawaharlal Nehru hailed the Amritsar Congress as the first ‘Gandhi Congress’. It was in 1919 that the young Jawaharlal became Gandhi’s lieutenant and organised relief work in the Punjab. Thus began one of the most critical and longest political partnerships of modern India
Anita Anand: Beyond Myth and Misunderstanding
Anita Anand creates a compelling portrait of Udham Singh, the avenger of the Jallianwala Bagh massacre. The author in conversation with Nandini Nair
Many Faces of the Massacre
Saurav Dutt, author and political analyst, is out with a new work Garden of Bullets. He writes about the importance of revisiting the Jallianwala Bagh massacre on its 100th anniversary
Saga of Strife
The slow but steady transformation of the East India Company from a trading entity to a ruling body in India
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