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Undoing nationalisms in Fahmida Riaz’s exile writings
In the years she spent in India, Fahmida Riaz wrote a significant but underappreciated body of poems. When read together, ...
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What Mukesh Chandrakar’s murder reveals about reporting from Bastar
Mukesh Chandrakar's murder is the most recent, and most extreme, example of what journalists face while reporting from the ...
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Editor's Pick
ON 19 FEBRUARY 1994, Phoolan Devi steps out of a jail van at the Tis Hazari court in New Delhi, after her release. Popularly ...
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The BJP’s strategy to unseat the AAP in Delhi
The rise of the AAP over the past decade‚ especially since its 2020 victory in Delhi seems to have galvanised the BJP into ...
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From Where the Orders Came
Multiple officers have testified in front of a court of inquiry and the armed forces tribunal that the two generals who oversaw the torture of 26 and murder of three Gujjar men in Poonch, got away ...
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The discreet charm of Chandrababu Naidu
Far from embodying some new paradigm of far-sighted governance, the Andhra Pradesh chief minister has often revealed himself as a typical politician, with all the associated venality, duplicity and ...
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The philosophy behind The Savala Vada, India‘s The Onion
A satirist who lays bare the absurdities of Indian politics while remaining veiled in anonymity—that is Editor J. It is an irony that delights them. Editor J is the internet alias for the 22-year-old ...