history

Banana Republic, Richard II and Tughlaq

TP Sreenivasan

Hopefully, the US will redeem itself under Biden

The Sword And The Stylus

The Baburnama, one of the greatest memoirs in any language and of any age, is a testament to humanity in which the personal becomes universal

The Bitter Pill of American Democracy

Vinay Lal

The morning after

The Mughal emperor not only established an extraordinary dynasty and set the tone for their future political, economic, aesthetic and humanistic triumphs, he also produced one of the most fascinating autobiographies ever written to record exactly how he did it

An American Tragedy

Keerthik Sasidharan

Have they lost faith and trust in the elected class?

Putting Tibet Back in Focus

Vinaya Chandran

Historian Claude Arpi goes beyond the British and Chinese narratives to examine older ties between India and the region

The Nuts and Bolts of History

Siddharth Singh

A timely examination of the microfoundations of big political events

The Awakening

Keerthik Sasidharan

The Ram temple offers itself as an opportunity for a new generation to think for themselves about this wave of history and faith that has washed in, sweeping away a great amount of historical angst and refuse