Tridip Suhrud
Narendra Modi is a man of few words, but he chooses them well to fabricate his vision of a Hindu society and ignore uncomfortable realities
As the country now investigates Narendra Modi’s role in Gujarat’s ‘communal riots’ of 2002, a rumoured late-night meeting holds the key.
Public-private partnership has the potential to change the face of Indian sport. The challenge is the mindset.
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The Gujarat police faces allegations of killing 20 people in 11 fake encounters
Water is a resource Gujarat would have been flooded with had the Narmada project gone by plan. Instead, the state remains parched and farmers watch helplessly as reserves flow out to sea. It’s a story of alarming apathy
The freewheeling structure of a “road movie” takes a documentary crew on the trail of Gandhi’s Salt March of 1930, and uses that epic journey to make a trenchant comment on the Gujarat of today.
In a poor village, the woman who is believed to be the estranged wife of the most powerful man in Gujarat lives in a one-room home