The bard's classic play resonates in a different context and in a different culture
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A forgotten poem written by Indian-English novelist Raja Rao in his mother tongue, in 1931 is re discovered by a literary enthusiast
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It is not just about black money. Ramdev's other demands, where he tries to emerge as a spokesperson of native cultures and local languages, need to be debated rather than allowing them to be appropriated for a far-Right agenda
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BSY has earned the reputation of being a cat with nine lives, but then, even according to the proverb, it is important for the central BJP leadership to realise that the cat has only nine lives.
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Do we need a powerful individual or a great institution? The question needs to be resolved now.
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The faceless, cringing Pakistani, the eight-pack American and the royal Lilliput -- why do we like to morph complex, collective communities into eager, anxious, depressed, ecstatic or sullen individuals?
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Who defines Sathya Sai Baba? His rich and powerful followers or his meek and poor devotees?
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An epistolary encounter between a Gandhian physicist and Puttaparthi Sathya Sai Baba in the 1970s
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A postmortem of the Jantar Mantar phenomenon
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When it comes to the universal and the local, we can broadly distinguish between two categories of people: there are ones who learn to pan the world and there are others who decide to dig a place deep
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