The Burkapal case is a symbol of the grave injustices being done to the adivasis of Bastar on a daily basis in the name of anti-Maoist operations.
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Unlike other newspaper columnists, this book's author manages to skirt the mundane everyday politics and inhabit a space that is more esoteric: books, philosophy, art and sport.
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Zail Singh would have gladly been Indira’s ‘sweeper’. The rules changed for Rajiv.
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A whole history of mistrust and failed dialogue stalks this ‘diplomacy’
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Much of our serious journalism involves being dictated to by the powers that be. So why all the fuss?
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Or why Congress occupies just 22 per cent seats in India’s top 24 cities
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Bhushan got it wrong, Shikhandi was on the winning, good side.
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My scepticism with the field began with trying to get a degree; it’s only grown since
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A girl from small-town Bihar has big ideas
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A revisit to the night of June 28-29 to see how the CRPF possibly ended up killing innocents
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