India

A Brief History of Wokeism

Madhavankutty Pillai

From a word used to denote awakening against racism, it morphed into an extremist ideology of justice against all majority oppressions, intermittently tasting power in the real world

Chris Hemsworth: ‘Shooting in India Is like Performing at the Colosseum’

Noel de Souza

Chris Hemsworth in conversation with Noel de Souza

Is the manufacturing tide shifting away from China?

Ketan Reddy and Subash S

India can capitalise with focused and forward-looking policy initiatives

Patriots Against the Virus

Vinay Lal

A global plague, political epidemiology and national histories

An Outsider’s Gaze

Sharanya Manivannan

A contemporary ethnographic work on isolated tribes that trespasses too often

Between Lives and Livelihoods

Virendra Kapoor

The former had to be given priority

Gold Standard

Shail Desai

Tokyo Olympics will be a crucial reality check for Indian sports

Maps and Mavericks

Shail Desai

A well-rounded and engaging summary of how Imperial Russia and Great Britain tussled over Central Asia

Act of Faith

Swapan Dasgupta

Why the Partition in the east was kept under wraps for seven decades

An Inclusive Ascent

Shashi Tharoor and Samir Saran

Unlike the US and China, India is likely to emerge as the world’s first development superpower

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India

A Brief History of Wokeism

Chris Hemsworth: ‘Shooting in India Is like Performing at the Colosseum’

Is the manufacturing tide shifting away from China?

Patriots Against the Virus

An Outsider’s Gaze

Between Lives and Livelihoods

Gold Standard

Maps and Mavericks

Act of Faith

An Inclusive Ascent

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