The National Conference manifesto for the 2024 Assembly elections has a much grander precedent: Sheikh Abdullah's ‘Naya Kashmir’, his project of modernising the former princely state
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Israel has made many friends in the international sphere by selling countries state-of-the-art defence technology that it ‘battle tests’ on Palestinian people
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Bupinder Singh Bali’s ‘Those Who Stayed: Sikhs of Kashmir’ brings a neglected narrative into the spotlight, but its sweeping generalizations may undermine its intent
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A book review of Pushparaj Deshpande and Ruchira Chaturvedi's book 'Bharat Jodo Yatra: Reclaiming India’s Soul'
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In the book, Surinder S Jodhka aims to restore autonomy to a village, enabling it to engage with the urban world on its own terms.
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The stories of Manipur that this book recounts are violent, cruel and infused with unadulterated savagery.
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Amar Sohal’s ‘The Muslim Secular’ is a compelling exploration of ideas, identities, and legacies that takes you on a scholarly journey that traverses the intricate terrain of India’s struggle for Independence and its subsequent partition through the lens of three influential Muslim leaders: Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan, and Sheikh Abdullah.
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Written by seasoned political journalist Neerja Chowdhury, ‘How Prime Ministers Decide’ serves as a comprehensive guide to India’s political history and the evolution of its leadership. It provides readers with a nuanced understanding of the complexities, achievements, and shortcomings of each prime minister’s tenure.
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In ‘Between Hope and Despair: 100 Ethical Reflections on Contemporary India’, Rajeev Bhargava embarks on a journey of introspection, encompassing a hundred essays that delve into the dream of building a society of free and equal individuals, despite the challenges posed by diversity.
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