British imperialism

The Queen & Karim

Sunanda K Datta-Ray

An Indian Muslim in Victoria's court tells a larger story

Abdul Karim: On Her Majesty’s Service

Pallavi Pundir

In the court of Queen Victoria, Abdul Karim from Agra was more than an attendant

Gurinder Chadha: ‘The future will be bilingual and bicultural’

Nikhil Taneja

Gurinder Chadha brings a British Punjabi perspective to history

India’s Crisis of Representation

Shashi Tharoor

The diminished role of the parliamentarian

Haunted By the Nation

Siddharth Singh

In Sugata Bose, the personal and the historical mix ineluctably even if the picture produced is too optimistic to be real

Dispatches from History

Aresh Shirali

The lesser known sites of pivotal relevance to our national experience

The Other Mutiny: 1946 Naval Rebellion

Pramod Kapoor

Spare a thought for the heroes of the 1946 naval rebellion

Reclaiming Sivaganga

V Shoba

Memories of the first resistance

The Story of Two Maidans

Madhavankutty Pillai

The grounds beneath freedom’s feet

Arcot: The Prototype of Divide-And-Rule

Ullekh NP

The idea of Arcot

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British imperialism

The Queen & Karim

Abdul Karim: On Her Majesty’s Service

Gurinder Chadha: ‘The future will be bilingual and bicultural’

India’s Crisis of Representation

Haunted By the Nation

Dispatches from History

The Other Mutiny: 1946 Naval Rebellion

Reclaiming Sivaganga

The Story of Two Maidans

Arcot: The Prototype of Divide-And-Rule

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