Prashant Kishor to manage Congress campaign in Punjab, Assam

Call of the Caliphate

The romance of regression in the time of the Islamic State

How the Book Has Become a Museum Piece—for Its Own Good

The Farcical Society

On Bihar doing away with its toilet-at-home eligibility criterion to contest polls

Anatomy of the Gandhi Enigma

Pramod Kapoor’s anecdotal portrait of the Mahatma brings out in vivid prose and pictures the contradictions and complexities behind greatness

A Bittersweet Nightmare

Contrary to popular belief, diabetes is no longer restricted to the affluent anymore. Some of the worst affected are those who have migrated from an active rural lifestyle to an urban sedentary job

The Tiger, The Tusker And a Forest Guard

Watching her from our elephant-back vantage, there was a peace that was starting to descend on that wretched Dhikala chaur. The chital went back to their grass. The elephant breathed slowly, then slower, and then no more. The tigers of Corbett had claimed their largest victim yet

She Ain’t No Pushover

Give the Devil His Due • Rejected and Accepted

How BHU Changed My Life

Professor BN Dwivedi reflects on the values of the founder of Banaras Hindu University, Madan Mohan Malaviya, and what he has learnt from his long association with the 100-year-old institution

Sri Sri Ravi Shankar: I Accept, I Accept

The curious U-Turn of Sri Sri Ravi Shankar over his Padma Vibhushan award