Nandini Nair
A debut novelist from Sri Lanka returns to war-torn Jaffna in search of questions history has not resolved
The rise of Donald Trump is a sign of deep conflict and malaise in the Republican Party. Still, it is premature for Hillary Clinton to smile
The current conflict is also seen as part of a regional power struggle between Shia-ruled Iran and Sunni-ruled Saudi Arabia
“Few are interested in studying man-leopard interactions. Most research is done in national parks, because that’s more glamourous”
Young Kashmiris speak up about the turmoil in their state in this explosive new anthology. An excerpt from an essay
A Pittsburgh restaurant that stretches the limits of American palatability. It serves food from a country at conflict with the US, peppered with a hearty sprinkling of discussion.
While the country bellyaches about the Naxal menace, who speaks for the poverty-stricken victims out there in the wilderness?
Indian Parliament, once the pride of the country’s founding fathers, has been reduced to a sorry spectacle. And how
Tigers have killed more than 50 people around the Tadoba Andhari reserve since 2006. Why is Maharashtra’s Chandrapur district turning into India’s bloodiest tiger conflict zone?