nationalism

A Leftist Tradition

Thomas Jackson

Look who’s raging against cultural appropriation

The Elusive India

Rajshree Chandra

An ideological enquiry marked by naivete

Dhaka Art Summit: Everyman’s Country

Rosalyn D’Mello

The Dhaka Art Summit reimagines identity and nationalism

The National Anthem Imbroglio

Madhavankutty Pillai

On a not-so-pressing issue gradually acquiring surreal proportions

Imagining the Idea of Indianness in Hindi cinema

Rachel Dwyer

The national scene

The First Bharat Mata

Rrishi Raote

Sister Nivedita and the creation of an organic Indian nationhood

‘RSS is difficult to understand and easy to misunderstand,’ says Ram Madhav

S Prasannarajan

Ram Madhav, BJP National General Secretary, in Open conversation with S Prasannarajan

Bisauli: A Place for Sedition

Omkar Khandekar

In this town, they support Pakistan and their numbers worry Hindu activists

Country Report

Rrishi Raote

Inconsistent but illuminating essays on an India shifting right

Haunted By the Nation

Siddharth Singh

In Sugata Bose, the personal and the historical mix ineluctably even if the picture produced is too optimistic to be real

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nationalism

A Leftist Tradition

The Elusive India

Dhaka Art Summit: Everyman’s Country

The National Anthem Imbroglio

Imagining the Idea of Indianness in Hindi cinema

The First Bharat Mata

‘RSS is difficult to understand and easy to misunderstand,’ says Ram Madhav

Bisauli: A Place for Sedition

Country Report

Haunted By the Nation

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Why Britain Is Broke

Lawrence Bishnoi: The New Don

Return of the Brotherhood

‘There was a whole world in the ancient caves in the Deccan,’ says William Dalrymple

Cowboys and Indians

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