Maseeh Rahman

In Outlook this week, a diary from multicultural Indonesia.

As the writer travels through Venice's "Tiny lanes, crumbly old palaces, the water," he is reminded of Varanasi...

People remain indifferent to modern art in a city that organises what is often described as ‘the Olympics of modern art’

For his naive, lofty faith in Indian justice, Yakub must hang

I understood why Suu Kyi remains silent on the Rohingyas. There seems little hope for them.

Lutyens’ Delhi never had a place for its architect. Rashtrapati Bhavan finds one for him.

Throughout history, Venice, with its Virgin Mary cult, has been known as ‘the city of miracles’. That the miracle happened this year is thanks to two people...

In April 1976, Fulcrum Magazine did the only expose of the brutalities of Sanjay Gandhi's pet mass sterilisation programme. Its editor recalls his experience of press censorship in those infamous times — and on the million tyrannies now.