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‘It is a historian’s task to explain how things fall apart or come together,’ says Neeti Nair
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Neeti Nair in her new book examines censorship and the state of free speech in South Asia. The historian in conversation with
‘Legacy is not just about genes. It cannot be taken for granted’
In conversation with Ghulam Nabi Azad
US miscalculated gains, fears losing allies: American scholar on Ukraine war
In conversation with Richard D. Wolff, American economist and public intellectual
‘I am not infallible. It comes with age,’ says Javed Akhtar
Javed Akhtar talks about his relationships, handling fame and tackling social media abuse. A new book based on his conversations brings forth his lessons for life
‘The idea of empowerment rather than entitlement has gained ground,’ says Nirmala Sitharaman
In conversation with Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman
‘If we give nature a chance, it can and will recover,’ says Beatrice Forshall
Beatrice Forshall’s engravings of the natural world revolve around the conservation of species. The artist-author in conversation with
‘I tried to think of a way to put the human back into a world history,’ says Simon Sebag Montefiore
In two volumes, Simon Sebag Montefiore chronicles the world’s great families. The historian speaks about combining the span of world history with the grit of human biography
‘Labour indicators are better than pre-pandemic times and we have added jobs’
The government is making extensive efforts to map employment and this includes the informal economy with a new emphasis on gig workers, the Union minister of labour and employment tells Open
‘Grief takes many shapes In the novel,’ says Jokha Alharthi
Omani author Jokha Alharthi’s new book chronicles a young woman’s attempts to understand home and belonging. The author in conversation with Open
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