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Among the Good Believers

Madhavankutty Pillai

It may be a world ravaged by religious fury but several secular scientific studies show that faith makes people compassionate and socially responsible

Vishwa Adluri: ‘We have become so used to Hindu self-effacement that we now view Hindus as being assertive’

Rahul Pandita

Open conversation with Vishwa Adluri, Indologist and philosopher

Enlightenment in the Gobi Desert

Nanditha Krishna

Amidst the India-China standoff elsewhere, art unites the two countries on the Silk Road. Nanditha Krishna looks at the Grottoes of a Thousand Buddhas to realise how civilisation is a unifying force even in the time of adversity

What’s at Steak?: The Constitutional Cost of Beef Ban

Madhav Khosla

The ban on sale of cattle for slaughter amounts to butchering the Constitution

Tantric Twist

Shweta Taneja

The possibilities of the occult in fiction

Travelling Back in Time with Beef Ban

Sunanda K Datta-Ray

Sham taboos and politics underdone

Ode to Triple Talaq

Madhavankutty Pillai

Is it the end of a medieval practice?

Totem and Triumphalism

Valson Thampu

Today we do not know if we are eating food, or if the food we eat is, in fact, eating us

Not Cow, But Bull Slaughter

Murad Ali Baig

It is the males of the species that are threatened

Battle for the Headscarf

Basharat Peer

One woman’s defiance of Turkey’s secularist dress code

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