Devika Bakshi
Howard Jacobson on jealousy among great writers, his fear of obscurity, and why aspiring writers must rid themselves of ideology
BR Ambedkar chose a religion rather than a political ideology to empower India’s Untouchables for a reason
Varavara Rao’s Captive Imagination is one of the most vivid prison diaries of our time.
Google’s war with China is in reality one between competing ideas of society. And we must be ready to choose the right side.
Nitish Kumar’s pursuit of Bihari pride has ideological basis, missionary zeal and now even an annual day for the state to celebrate.
There is a reason that Slavoj Zizek has been described as the most dangerous philosopher in the West. To grasp the danger, listen up, and listen close.
Gaddar (born Gummadi Vittal Rao), folk balladeer to the masses, has been a leading Maoist voice.
Why is it that since 1992, despite umpteen changes of government in India and several different Prime Ministers of every ilk—left, right and centre—it feels as if we have had the same government in power for 17 years?
A generation of middle-class boys who grew up in Madras learnt something curious from the Sri Lankan refugees: that there is such a thing called ‘a cause’