Naxalism

Going after the Radicals

Rajeev Deshpande

A proposed Maharashtra law revives the debate on the need for legislation to contain divisive and violent ideologies

It’s the Ideology, Stupid!

Siddharth Singh

The twists and turns of an Indian political plot

The Lost Revolution of Urban Maoists—Or Whatever

Kanchan Gupta

Still seeking the chairman

City Slickers

Rahul Pandita

To say that Urban Naxals are a myth is a myth itself. But that should not become a licence for the state to suppress activism either

Sujatha Gidla: Identity Crisis

Rohini Mohan

Sujatha Gidla is a subway conductor in New York with an Indian backstory of caste and isolation, now captured in a critically acclaimed memoir

Open Diary

Swapan Dasgupta

The Naxalbari anniversary and the role of non-citizens in UK elections

Conflict Zone

Mahtab Alam

A requiem for the people of Bastar

Beauty and Beasts in Nepal

Neha Bhatt

Manjushree Thapa creates a breathtaking landscape that can be both hostile and affectionate towards the people who bustle in and out

The Heart of Revolution

Nandini Nair

KR Meera’s new novella is born of an early fascination with Naxalism and freedom

Blind in Dantewada

Rahul Pandita

The standout feature of the State’s battle against Maoism is botched-up police action

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Naxalism

Going after the Radicals

It’s the Ideology, Stupid!

The Lost Revolution of Urban Maoists—Or Whatever

City Slickers

Sujatha Gidla: Identity Crisis

Open Diary

Conflict Zone

Beauty and Beasts in Nepal

The Heart of Revolution

Blind in Dantewada

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