Jawaharlal Nehru

The Uses and Abuses of What-if History

S Prasannarajan

A past powered by the Dissenting Strongman and the Dreamy Intellectual enriches the legacy of freedom—and the political content of the present

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Gandhi’s close allies Nehru and Patel had huge differences but they were not the opponents often made out to be

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The unifier of India deserves better from his country

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Nayantara Sahgal’s new novel is a meditation on an India that’s short on Nehruvian idealism

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Gurinder Chadha brings a British Punjabi perspective to history

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It was about human frailty: stubbornness, inexperience and ambition

Who Killed Swaraj?

Aseem Shrivastava

The fallacy of the development doctrine

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Jawaharlal Nehru

The Uses and Abuses of What-if History

Indraprastha

Nehru Vs Patel: Dissimilar Disciples, Common Cause

Vallabhbhai Patel: Iron in the Soul

Dissenting Note

Do Men in Power Behave Badly?

The Echo of the Russian Revolution in India

Gurinder Chadha: ‘The future will be bilingual and bicultural’

Was Partition Inevitable?

Who Killed Swaraj?

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