An excerpt from Chapter 2, 'Splintered Peace', from the book 'Ayodhya, Past and Present' by Sutapa Mukerjee.
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Death's the only freedom for Vrinda, an African lion who has become diseased in confinement
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Minorities oppose the Saraswati Vandana in primary schools
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'Life' has a whole new meaning for Ram Shri, eight months after the Supreme Court saved her from becoming the first woman to be hanged in the country
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A shocking attack on innocents, the climax of a decade of intra-ashram killings...meet Ayodhya's gun-toting sadhus
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Kalyan Singh's critics are again clamouring for change. How long can he hold on?
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The tigers of Corbett and Dudhwa follow their food chain into Terai cane fields, some to die
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Khajuraho-like temples and natural beauty endows Chitrakoot with tremendous potential
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Poverty and politics create a cauldron of communal hate between tribals and villagers
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The acharya lost his eyesight in infancy, but had a keen sense for the oral rhythms epics. He aims to shape his varsity round this kernel.
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