Pakistan

Hate Wave in the Valley: Return to the Stone Age

Kumar Anshuman in Srinagar

in the wake of a killing

The Myth of Hindu Terror

Rupa Subramanya

What the data says: India faces bigger threats from Jihad and Maoism

Faisal Devji: Time Traveller

Open

His scholarship helps us understand Islam better and grasp the intricacies of Jihadist thought

Daddy in the Shadows

Bunny Suraiya

A gripping novel where the son gets to know himself better through his raucous uncles and absent father

The Art of Denial

Madhavankutty Pillai

How to complicate the complicated

Fear and Faith in Dhaka

Ullekh NP in Dhaka

Caught between the call of jihad and the politics of poverty, Sheikh Hasina is battling alone for Bangladesh. India and the West had better take notice

India Art Fair 2016: Less Is More

Somak Ghoshal

Indian artists may not have set hearts aflutter but those from Pakistan and Nepal added spice to the local flavours

Out, Damned Spot

Aresh Shirali

That’s life in a lost state

Khurshid Mahmud Kasuri’s Memoir: Dialogue is Destiny

Mani Shankar Aiyar

Khurshid Mahmud Kasuri’s magisterial memoir further underlines the truth that the consolidation of India’s own nationhood depends crucially on our being able to look on Pakistan as a friend and neighbour, not as a threat and an enemy