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Amit Majmudar: ‘There Are No Atheists in the Trenches’

Urvashi Bahuguna

Amit Majmudar’s tragicomic novel of friendship between a Hindu and a Muslim, during the First World War, shows a way to reconciliation and healing. The author in conversation with Urvashi Bahuguna

The Dalit Who Got Out

Bhavya Dore

Bhanwar Meghwanshi tells Bhavya Dore how he has become a non-Hindu

Kabir: The Paradoxical Saint

Ranjit Hoskote

What kind of Kabir can we construct for ourselves today?

Swami Aseemanand: Myth of the Monk Who Preached Terror

PR Ramesh

Swami Aseemanand’s acquittal brings to an end the cries over saffron jihad

The Hindu Way of Writing

Nanditha Krishna

Both scholarly and simple in his argument, Shashi Tharoor celebrates Indian syncretism

Why Should a Hindu Be Good?

Shashi Tharoor

Divinity of the soul and politics of the body

Amarnath and the Politics of Selective Protest

Rahul Pandita

In everybody’s name

Not Cow, But Bull Slaughter

Murad Ali Baig

It is the males of the species that are threatened

Partition and the Idea of Pakistan

Venkat Dhulipala

The road to new Medina

The Last White Backlash

Sunanda K Datta-Ray

With his flaxen mop and delicately gesticulating hands, Trump put his money on India long before the Republican Hindu Coalition discovered him

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Hindu

Amit Majmudar: ‘There Are No Atheists in the Trenches’

The Dalit Who Got Out

Kabir: The Paradoxical Saint

Swami Aseemanand: Myth of the Monk Who Preached Terror

The Hindu Way of Writing

Why Should a Hindu Be Good?

Amarnath and the Politics of Selective Protest

Not Cow, But Bull Slaughter

Partition and the Idea of Pakistan

The Last White Backlash

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