Mahatma Gandhi

Unfair Play

Kishan S Rana

Where was Winston Churchill’s statesmanship when it came to India?

The Lost Dominion

Sudeep Paul

The forgotten United Bengal proposal and its lingering aftertaste

Not shocked by changes in school textbooks on Gandhi murder, says great grandson

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They want a sanitised Bapu, says Tushar Gandhi, author of Let’s Kill Gandhi! A Chronicle of His Last Days, The Conspiracy, Murder Investigation and Trial

A Lexicon for New India

Ullekh NP

Deciphering the nature of the nation

Keep Walking

Rajeev Deshpande

Tracing the footprints of long marches in politics

Gandhi’s Sacrifice

Ram Madhav

Jinnah scored because the Mahatma was abandoned by his own men

‘I have written on Ambedkar in good faith’

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Shashi Tharoor’s latest book, Ambedkar: A Life, dwells on the scholar-politician’s trials and tribulations, achievements and associations, and his differences with leaders of the stature of Gandhi and Nehru

BR Ambedkar: Flawed Genius

Shashi Tharoor

In a new biography of Ambedkar, Shashi Tharoor gets a measure of the constitutionalist and nation-builder, contending that an honest survey of Ambedkar’s life and its impact needs to also look at those faults for which he can be legitimately criticised without taking away from his greatness