democracy

Broken Britain

Roderick Matthews

When conservatives throw away the guidebook of tradition

The Shifting Attitudes of Indian Democracy

Shylashri Shankar

Hail the strongman

No Hyphenation

Mehr Tarar

Kashmir’s primary and most important stakeholder is its people

Kashmir’s Year of Trial

Sanjeev Ahluwalia

Building faith in the democratic intentions of the Union Government will be a long haul

Kashmir: The End of Blackmail

Dipankar Sengupta

The repeal of Article 370 is not enough

In the Mad Waters of Kashmir

Rahul Pandita

A dispatch from the Valley

Matching the Economic with the Political

Dhiraj Nayyar

The Longer march

Why India Owes Kashmir Independence

Zareer Masani

A war we cannot win

Only quality and not mere numbers count

Lakshmi Bayi

It’s time we moved from census to consensus and finally, happily, to sense

Elif Shafak: ‘I defend a pluralistic, liberal democracy’

Rajni George

Turkish author Elif Shafak tackles difficult subjects, often to the ire of the ruling regime. She tells Rajni George how storytelling can create empathy

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Broken Britain

The Shifting Attitudes of Indian Democracy

No Hyphenation

Kashmir’s Year of Trial

Kashmir: The End of Blackmail

In the Mad Waters of Kashmir

Matching the Economic with the Political

Why India Owes Kashmir Independence

Only quality and not mere numbers count

Elif Shafak: ‘I defend a pluralistic, liberal democracy’

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