Indian history

Padmavati: The Legend of the Queen

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From Rajput valour to nationalist heroism, the story of Padmavati has a rich socio-cultural tradition

Did Britain Educate India?

Zareer Masani

Empire of the mind

The Queen & Karim

Sunanda K Datta-Ray

An Indian Muslim in Victoria's court tells a larger story

A Wounded Memory

Poorna Swami

Crossing the border all over again in the mind

Difficult Choices

Siddharth Singh

There is more to India’s foreign policy than the illusory binary of peace and war

Haunted By the Nation

Siddharth Singh

In Sugata Bose, the personal and the historical mix ineluctably even if the picture produced is too optimistic to be real

Trauma of Partition: Divided Lives

Georgina Maddox

Returning to the trauma of Partition

Freedom Issue 2017: Editor’s Note

S Prasannarajan

India at 70 is feeling what it means to be free

Dispatches from History

Aresh Shirali

The lesser known sites of pivotal relevance to our national experience

Arcot: The Prototype of Divide-And-Rule

Ullekh NP

The idea of Arcot

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Indian history

Padmavati: The Legend of the Queen

Did Britain Educate India?

The Queen & Karim

A Wounded Memory

Difficult Choices

Haunted By the Nation

Trauma of Partition: Divided Lives

Freedom Issue 2017: Editor’s Note

Dispatches from History

Arcot: The Prototype of Divide-And-Rule

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