politics
Swami Aseemanand: Myth of the Monk Who Preached Terror
PR Ramesh
Swami Aseemanand’s acquittal brings to an end the cries over saffron jihad
Sour South: Is there a bias?
Most southern states are up in arms against the disadvantage they fear they might suffer if the Central pool of tax funds is shared the way they suspect New Delhi wants. Their complaint is that they are being penalised for their good performance. Is there an anti-south bias?
Injudicious Move
The effort to impeach Chief Justice Dipak Misra is unlikely to succeed in Parliament but the political calculations behind it are obvious
Syama Prasad Mookerjee: Out of Sight
Syama Prasad Mookerjee doesn’t get the scholarly attention he deserves
Cambridge Analytica: The Foreign Hand
A proposal by the tainted Cambridge Analytica details how it can revive the Congress
The Yogi in His Labyrinth
As Yogi Adityanath completes one year in office, his supporters expect him to be an effective administrator rather than a potential kingmaker
The Network Problem: Lessons From the Facebook Scandal
Mind control by machines is a serious threat to democracy
Karnataka Elections 2018: Close Encounter
Karnataka 2018 could be BJP’s grand prelude to India 2019. Can Chief Minister Siddaramaiah contain the force?
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