Indian Diaspora
Hazrat Inayat Khan: A Sufi maestro in Moscow
Ajay Kamalakaran
Hazrat Inayat Khan moved to Moscow in October 1913 and spent an eventful seven months in the city, attaining celebrity status. He was one of the earliest proponents of Indian culture in Russia
Jhumpa Lahiri: The Author of Anywhere
Jhumpa Lahiri’s new novel, written in Italian and translated into English, refreshes her themes of solitude and belonging with renewed vigour
Comment Is Free
The Canadian prime minister's remarks on the farmers’ agitation add to his record on gaffes
Priyanca Radhakrishnan First to Speak in Malayalam in New Zealand Parliament
Now minister in the Jacinda Ardern government, Radhakrishnan, 41, became MP in 2017
Modi’s Immunity Booster
India seized upon the pandemic as an opportunity to initiate difficult economic and legal reforms while ensuring delivery of money and essentials to the poor. Is this a new beginning in governance?
Capital Punishment
MG Vassanji’s new novel places an inter-faith love story in the heart of a polarised Delhi. The Toronto-based, Indian-African writer in conversation with Shikha Kumar
A Unique Work Ethic
The Indian American community behind ‘Howdy, Modi!’ showcased what unites America and India is greater than what divides it
Kamila Shamsie: The Migrant as a Metaphor
A new novel by Kamila Shamsie explores the process of belonging
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