terrorism

How the Punjab Police Invented a Terror Outfit

Hartosh Singh Bal

After two deaths, tainted reputations and a final acquittal, a court awards Rs 10 lakh in compensation

The Question of Reasonable Doubt

The guilt of Afzal Guru was not as evident as the State would have you think. And his dubious execution may not be the last such case

Kashmir Too Owes ‘India’ an Answer

Rahul Pandita

Even if Afzal Guru were not hanged, Kashmir’s integration with India would have remained patchy at best

Vishwaroopam

Ajit Duara

There is no original thought in Kamal Haasan’s film on post-9/11 extremism

Headley’s Mark

Madhavankutty Pillai

Rahul Bhatt’s stranger-than-fiction friendship with a terrorist

Terrorism’s New Face Could Be Green

Jay Mazoomdaar

The militant green across the globe are getting desperate and crackdowns by law enforcement on their acts of ‘ecotage’ are getting brutal. The battle lines are drawn

The Matrix Reloaded

Rahul Pandita

Three years after the Mumbai attacks of 26/11, India’s response to terror remains unchanged

Ways of Seeing

Aimee Ginsburg

One person’s terrorist is another’s martyr and somebody else’s son who could do no wrong

The Injured Are Everywhere

Rahul Bhatia

As we come under attack, yet again, what do our reactions say about us?

Besieged, Not Fallen

Mosharraf Zaidi

Questions on Pakistan’s intent to fight terror and fulfil its international obligations are legitimate, but they assume a State in complete control. It is not