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Were this a crisis out of which something creative could emerge. But it’s a paralysed polity, clinging on to power, and leaving the nation and its people all the poorer for it.
N. Ram
Magazine | May 27, 2013
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Document
As l'affaire Sajjan Kumar hits the headlines, we revisit the photographs that document the ongoing impact of the 1984 anti-Sikh pogrom in New Delhi
Gauri Gill
Web | May 01, 2013
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Essay
‘Minorities’ have an inalienable claim on Pakistani nationalism—a spiritual-ethnic identity on a modernising quest
Javed Jabbar
Magazine | Apr 08, 2013
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Book Extracts
'Tiger has not gone away; he continues to fill my life. He is around for me in many ways I did not expect... Much as I feel deprived, I do not feel alone'
Sharmila Tagore
Web | Mar 13, 2013
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Book Extract
Saba Karim was hit in the right eye during an Asia Cup match in Dhaka. Tiger visited him in hospital, and Saba asked him how long it took him to recover.
Mike Brearley
Web | Mar 13, 2013
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Book Excerpt
The secret history of Rama's appearance in Babri Masjid: what happened on the fateful night of December 22-23,1949 in Ayodhya that went on to change India’s polity forever
Krishna Jha, Dhirendra K Jha
Web | Feb 12, 2013
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my name is shahrukh khan
We reprint the essay that led to an unwelcome invitation from Hafiz Saeed...
Shah Rukh Khan
Magazine | Feb 11, 2013
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the Republic @ 64
A deep thirst for change in India must be met by the monolithic state
Pratap Bhanu Mehta
Magazine | Feb 04, 2013
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Book Excerpt
A complete intellectual history of modern South Asia is yet to be written, one that accords a rightful place to Muslim traditions of inquiry into self and sovereignty in the making of India—and Pakistan
Ananya Vajpeyi
Web | Dec 18, 2012
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Nobel Lecture
'For a writer, the best way to speak is by writing. You will find everything I need to say in my works. Speech is carried off by the wind; the written word can never be obliterated'
Mo Yan
Web | Dec 10, 2012
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Nobel Lecture
'Over the past sixty years, the European project has shown that it is possible for peoples and nations to come together across borders. That it is possible to overcome the differences between "them" and "us".'
Herman Van Rompuy, José Manuel Durão Barroso
Web | Dec 10, 2012
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Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial Lecture, 2012
'Gandhi's influence on my political thinking is widely recognized. The influence of Jawaharlal Nehru on my life in politics is less well known.'
Aung San Suu Kyi
Web | Nov 15, 2012
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Naipaul vs. Karnad
Naipaul's views on Islam as well as their critique by Karnad show that Indian Islam continues to be reduced to chauvinistic or progressive clichés
Rohit Chopra
Web | Nov 07, 2012
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Tata Literature Live! festival
The noted playwright takes Landmark and Literature Alive to task: 'Do they mean to valorise Naipaul's stand that Indian Muslims are raiders and marauders? Are they supporting his continued insistence on Muslim buildings in India being monuments to rape and loot?'
Girish Karnad
Web | Nov 02, 2012
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tribute
A personal glimpse into the lives of Amitabh Bachchan and Yash Raj Chopra
Karan Johar
Magazine | Oct 22, 2012
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Encounter
In which a visiting scholar of South Asian literature from America, looking for Naiyer Masud's books in Lucknow, is directed to the home of the author...
Daisy Rockwell
Web | Oct 03, 2012
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lead essay/business communities
India’s business communities, ever in the forefront, now see their role evolving
Raman Mahadevan
Magazine | Oct 01, 2012
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essay
India’s overnight ascension, characterised and caricaturised as having manifested despite its state rather than due to it, is unsustainable. Here’s a photosynthetic model for growth.
Gurcharan Das
Magazine | Sep 17, 2012
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Essay
We bestow ‘greatness’ easily in India. What makes a person great, do we really need great people, and drawing a lakshmanrekha for it in every life.
Vinod Mehta
Magazine | Aug 20, 2012
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The Greatest Indian
So, finally, Ambedkar comes into his own in the national consciousness. Now perhaps it’s time to embrace a legacy sidelined by the dominant discourse.
S. Anand
Magazine | Aug 20, 2012
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