Babasaheb’s universalist vision of the community based on maitri enriches the political imagination everywhere
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A victory in Karnataka may aid the Congress party in its efforts to form an Opposition front for the 2024 parliamentary elections
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As Congress has already crossed the magic number, it becomes evident that regional issues and development plans worked in Karnataka instead of the dominant Hindu narrative.
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For Ram Manohar Lohia, Shiva was more than a mythical persona, ‘without birth and without end’, compassion incarnate, an ardent lover. Despite being an atheist, Lohia’s political imagination drew from stories around Shiva
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The Hindu right’s hijacking of Swami Vivekananda must be challenged
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On the predicament presented by, yes, lack of stereotypes
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The very postulates pre-election surveys rest on are shaky
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Six novellas from Telugu, Kannada, Bengali, Tamil, Malayalam and Marathi literature offer a glimpse into different Indian realities for a bhasha-deprived generation
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Possibly the last interview with the Jnanpith award-winning Kannada novelist, educationist and public intellectual
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Legendary writer Kuvempu’s liberal legacy is revered in Karnataka
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