perception

The Chinese Mind

Swapan Dasgupta

We are dealing with a terrifying enemy

New India’s Budget

Bibek Debroy

People need to catch up with the Government’s vision

Smashing Stereotypes

Rajni George

The rise of the anti-everywoman

Camera as Sketchbook

Somak Ghoshal

Rediscovering Jyoti Bhatt, the chronicler of living traditions

Epic Shift

Chatura Rao

A female retelling of the Mahabharata

The Growth Sutra

Aresh Shirali

What might soon change and what already has about India's emergence

Open Diary

Swapan Dasgupta

The beef divide, Parliamentary sessions and perceptions of India

The ‘Ignorance’ of India

Open

Surveys become talking points and trending topics on social media. Perhaps that is their only purpose, for it is hard to imagine what such findings are useful for

The Cook, the Chef and the Gender Gap

Shylashri Shankar

Let’s assume that skill in the kitchen is gender-neutral. If so, why is a man more likely than a woman to be taken seriously as a chef? It is perception that creates the illusion of a distinction between men and women in the kitchen