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Book Excerpt | Sita And Her World
"Is it time, then? I'm so sad about not getting a letter from Ram. But why? Birds return to their nests when it becomes dark. Is it time for me to return to myself?"
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Opinion | How Far Can India Really Avoid Other People's Wars?
New Delhi will have to build capabilities in order to maintain its autonomy. But this capacity-building has reputational risks, too.
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Opinion | "5 Jets Down", Or 7, Or 11? Trump And The Horror Of His 'India-Pak' Fantasies
The more dramatic the claim, the more fluid the facts behind it become for Trump.
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Opinion | Lamborghini Crash To Dying In Pits, Many Ways To Cheapen Life In India
Systemic indifference in India is no longer an abstract concern; it is a lived reality inscribed on urban landscapes and, increasingly, on citizens' bodies.
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Opinion | In Trump's World, Wikipedia's Lesson On Collaboration
Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales's life's work rests on a proposition that feels almost subversive in 2026: that most people, given the right framework, want to collaborate in good faith.
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Opinion: The Iran Regime May Survive, But It Has Lost Something Big
All revolutions have heroes: real and imaginary, rising from the ground and foisted from above, fallible and flawless. Successful revolutions, however, succeed without and despite these heroes.
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Opinion | Might Is Right, Again: On America's 'Kidnapping' Of A Sitting President
The barrage of visuals showing Maduro, inelegantly dressed, in handcuffs on American soil, are startling but nothing new in the US playbook. Remember Gaddafi and Saddam? Only, the theatre is the neighbourhood and not the faraway 'Middle East'.
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Opinion | Bangladesh: A Lynching, Nationalism, And Blood Sacrifice
For the present idea of Bangladeshi nationalism, a Hindu factory worker claiming that God is one and the same for everyone, despite different names, is an inconvenience. It hasn't been a new inconvenience, though.
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Opinion | Pakistan's Push For An India-Less 'SAARC' Is Pure Delusion
Pakistan may want to shed its "Naach na Jaane, Aangan Tedha" mentality for its own good.
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Opinion | With Sheikh Hasina's Death Sentence, It's 1975 Again In Bangladesh
Hasina becomes an emblem of the circularity of South Asian history, where leaders are alternately elevated as saviours and condemned as tyrants, often within a single lifetime.
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Book Excerpt | Sita And Her World
"Is it time, then? I'm so sad about not getting a letter from Ram. But why? Birds return to their nests when it becomes dark. Is it time for me to return to myself?"
-
Opinion | How Far Can India Really Avoid Other People's Wars?
New Delhi will have to build capabilities in order to maintain its autonomy. But this capacity-building has reputational risks, too.
-
Opinion | "5 Jets Down", Or 7, Or 11? Trump And The Horror Of His 'India-Pak' Fantasies
The more dramatic the claim, the more fluid the facts behind it become for Trump.
-
Opinion | Lamborghini Crash To Dying In Pits, Many Ways To Cheapen Life In India
Systemic indifference in India is no longer an abstract concern; it is a lived reality inscribed on urban landscapes and, increasingly, on citizens' bodies.
-
Opinion | In Trump's World, Wikipedia's Lesson On Collaboration
Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales's life's work rests on a proposition that feels almost subversive in 2026: that most people, given the right framework, want to collaborate in good faith.
-
Opinion: The Iran Regime May Survive, But It Has Lost Something Big
All revolutions have heroes: real and imaginary, rising from the ground and foisted from above, fallible and flawless. Successful revolutions, however, succeed without and despite these heroes.
-
Opinion | Might Is Right, Again: On America's 'Kidnapping' Of A Sitting President
The barrage of visuals showing Maduro, inelegantly dressed, in handcuffs on American soil, are startling but nothing new in the US playbook. Remember Gaddafi and Saddam? Only, the theatre is the neighbourhood and not the faraway 'Middle East'.
-
Opinion | Bangladesh: A Lynching, Nationalism, And Blood Sacrifice
For the present idea of Bangladeshi nationalism, a Hindu factory worker claiming that God is one and the same for everyone, despite different names, is an inconvenience. It hasn't been a new inconvenience, though.
-
Opinion | Pakistan's Push For An India-Less 'SAARC' Is Pure Delusion
Pakistan may want to shed its "Naach na Jaane, Aangan Tedha" mentality for its own good.
-
Opinion | With Sheikh Hasina's Death Sentence, It's 1975 Again In Bangladesh
Hasina becomes an emblem of the circularity of South Asian history, where leaders are alternately elevated as saviours and condemned as tyrants, often within a single lifetime.
