Jawaharlal Nehru
Return of the Colonial Mind
Priyamvada Gopal
How Hindu majoritarianism has undermined the Nehruvian legacy
First a Democrat, Then a Socialist
What would Nehru have done if he were alive today, amidst the war between modernity and religiosity?
Bigger than the Sum of his Imperfections
He did a far better job of gaining knowledge of the larger sweep of history than any of his contemporaries. The confidence with which we condemn Nehru exposes the narrowness of our certainties more than it detracts from his achievements
Nehru, the Lady and Middle-Age Morality
How he juggled with supreme ease the personal and the public
Glimpses of Leadership
The letters of India’s first Prime Minister to his chief ministers are lessons that are not always socialist in nation building
The Last Stylist
From his sartorial elegance to linguistic flair to sexual charisma, Nehru was the aesthete-moderniser
His Honourable Son-in-Law
The uneasy relationship between the proud Feroze Gandhi and the detached Jawaharlal Nehru
How the Pandit Lost the Valley
It was in 1953 that Kashmir’s estrangement from the Indian Union began. Blame it on Nehru
Documentary Dictatorship
Shame: the Nehru Papers are still inaccessible to most Indian scholars and researchers
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