South Asia

A Dangerous New World

Jason Burke

The consequences of Hamas’ attack will spiral out, bringing disruptive changes to the long-running conflict in Israel-Palestine, to the Middle East and as far afield as South Asia

‘It is a historian’s task to explain how things fall apart or come together,’ says Neeti Nair

Ullekh NP

Neeti Nair in her new book examines censorship and the state of free speech in South Asia. The historian in conversation with

The Kartarpur Model

Mehr Tarar

A corridor for Sikh pilgrims and an opportunity for South Asia

The Anatomy of Power

TCA Raghavan

Srinath Raghavan’s new book is a richly textured study of America’s footprints on South Asia

A Passage to Bangladesh

Sreedeep

The homecoming

Our Man in Washington

Harsh V Pant

An excavation of what has gone wrong with America’s South Asia policy over the years

When Frogs Make Love

Lhendup G Bhutia

An explosion of amphibian research in India

Without a Shot

Siddharth Singh

Two nuclear weapons specialists dream up a non-violent option for India to rein in Pakistan

India Art Fair 2016: Subcontinental Drift

Georgina Maddox

With its special spotlight on South Asia, India Art Fair 2016 promises works from India’s immediate neighbourhood

Brown Hopes in the Ring

Riddhi Shah

South Asian candidates are standing for US Senate and Congress elections in impressive numbers. The chances of most, however, are dulled by factors beyond their control