Souvik Mukherjee
The Company and the Raj may be long gone, but certain things have not changed at all
In the death of the ITC patriarch, India Inc has lost a nationalist and a stalwart of sustainable business
Nehru’s fans and foes come face to face over who would uphold his ideals on an unlikely turf: his official residence as prime minister
Is the state of his ashram in Bhondsi a reflection of how India remembers Chandra Shekhar, an original in Indian politics?
Subhas Chandra Bose: Legend, legacy, folklore, conspiracy and the politics of hidden files
For Indology to overcome its past prejudices, it must open itself to the perspectives of genuine Hindu belief
Urdu originated as a mix of several languages spoken during the Sultanate era in Delhi. Those who reject the language now are rejecting their own legacy