S Prasannarajan
It is the tension between cultural memory and current political anxieties about change that gives this riverside saga by Aatish Taseer the kind of literary urgency we hardly see in the writings on India
Kerala’s most visited temple has become a war zone for reformists and traditionalists following the Supreme Court verdict allowing young entry to the shrine
The issue at Sabarimala is not about equal gender rights
A search in Benares for Brahmins, the twice-born, leads to an encounter with a young member of the aristocracy of the mind
Sabarimala and Ayodhya: from the fluidity of Hinduism to the certainties of social engineering
How women who tried to go to Sabarimala after the Supreme Court judgment were forced to return by devotees who used children as shields