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Jawaharlal Nehru

Modi Moda

Tunku Varadarajan

Not since Nehru has the country had a male leader who enjoys being the cynosure of all eyes. Anatomy of a fashion statement

THE ORIGINAL MODERNISER OF THE EAST

Lee Kuan Yew and the making of Singapore—and an Asian vision

Arun Jaitley: The Renovator

The Race for Happiness in the Age of Irrational Exuberance

In Search of a Cure for Taxophobia

The Four Canons of Taxation outlined in Adam Smith’s 1776-published classic, The Wealth of Nations, still make for a superb set of first principles

Why He Still Matters

MJ Akar • Pratap Bhanu Mehta • Swapan Dasgupta • Sunanda K Datta-Ray •Tunku Varadarajan • Priyamvada Gopal • Madhav Khosla • Yusuf Ahmad Ansari • Sumantra Bose • Sunil Raman

A Portrait of the Statesman as Reconciler

Bharat Ratna or not, Atal Bihari Vajpayee matters more in the age of Narendra Modi

Homeless in Allahabad

In his hometown, Nehru is an outsider who has little relevance beyond the arcana of history

The Clever Panditji and the Emotional Netaji

Nehru bided his time and came out trumps. Bose rebelled against the mainstream and found himself as an unsuccessful De Gaulle

Return of the Colonial Mind

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?

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