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Photo: PTI : Striking Hard: Security personnel at the site where a Maoist commander was killed in Palamu, Jharkhand on May 27

Maoist Conflict At Crossroads: Chhattisgarh’s Opportunity For Peace

BY Shubhranshu Choudhary

Courtesy: X : Changing Strategy: Bangladesh’s Muhammad Yunus with China’s Xi Jinping in Beijing on March 28, 2025

Neighbourhood Frisky Relationship: A Relook At Indo-Bangladesh Relations

BY Lt Gen (retd) Subrata Saha

Md Asghar Khan : Patwa Toli, a weavers’ hub in Gaya district, was always known as the ‘Manchester of Bihar’, but over the years, it has earned an additional nickname—the IIT village

The ‘IIT Village’ of Bihar, which Keeps ‘Manufacturing’ Success Stories, Year After Year

BY Md Asghar Khan

Publisher: ‎ Juggernaut : Book cover: Seoulmates: Korea Through Indian Eyes

Book Excerpt|Seoulmates: Korea Through Indian Eyes

BY Sudha Huzurbazar Tumbe

Shutterstock : There are different reasons behind the existence of slap stickers. Besides reclaiming the streets and promoting various businesses, they often run commentaries on political issues plaguing the cities they are found in

Culture & Society

The Evolution of ‘Slap’ Sticker Culture as Art

BY Sritama Bhattacharyya

Sachin Veer and Rupesh Sangale : The Gillo Repertory team is driven by the desire to create a love for
theatre in children

Culture & Society

No Child’s Play: Gillo Repertory Reimagines Theatre for India’s Youngest Citizens

BY Alpana Chowdhury

Publisher: Quercus : Steering clear of cant and sanctimony, this narrative brings alive the best and worst of the great game

Book Review| Test Cricket: A History By Tim Wigmore

BY Suresh Menon

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| Photo: Dinesh Parab : Life at the Border: Kulwant Singh, a survivor of Partition, is now settled in Kutch, Gujarat. She is seen with her grandchildren

Salt Wounds Of India-Pak Border: Gujarat Since Partition

BY Pritha Vashisth

Shutterstock : Indus Valley

A Pivotal Moment In Water Sharing Norms

BY Kavita Sachwani

| Photo: Tribhuvan Tiwari : Such a Long Journey: Ranu Lal with his grandson in Myajlar village, located at the edge of the Indian Thar desert border

Rajasthan Border Villagers Refuse Evacuation, Choose To Fight Alongside

BY Avantika Mehta

Book Cover

Book Excerpt From 'The Open-Winged Scorpion And Other Stories’

Artwork to the left: by Aakriti Jha, Artwork to the right by: Swati Kashyap : Sita Reimagined : Vaidehi Utsav Exhibition Review

Art and museums

Sita Reimagined: Vaidehi Utsav Exhibition Review

BY Aranya Mukerji

X : Prof. Ram Parkash Bambah

Culture & Society

Of Equations and Conversations: My Memories Of Prof. Ram Parkash Bambah

BY Pritam Singh

Dinesh Parab : Borchibari Village

Culture & Society

Water-Stressed Villages In Maharashtra Are Struggling To Live With Empty Promises

BY Pritha Vashisth

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| Photo: Yasir Iqbal : Broken Dreams: A local searches for his belongings after shelling

Shell-Shocked and Sleepless: What It Means to Live at the LoC

BY Ishfaq Naseem

| Suresh Pandey | : People holding cutout of Prime Minister Narendra modi in a political rally in Bihar ahead of state elections.

PM Modi Brings Up Operation Sindoor, Talks About Development in Poll-Bound Bihar

BY Md Asghar Khan

PTI : First batch of women cadets graduates from the NDA

First Batch of 17 Women Cadets Graduates From NDA, Representing ‘Inevitable Symbol Of Nari Shakti’

BY Abhijay Vaish

| Photo: Vikram Sharma : This Side, That Side: A farmer works in his field along the India-Pakistan border in Punjab

Under Drones and Conflict’s Shadow: Punjab’s Border Villages Endure

BY Pragya Singh

| Tribhuvan Tiwari | : Family sitting inside a house marked with a red cross in Khasra No 277, Batla House, Okhla.

Panic Grips Batla House Residents As Fresh Eviction Notices Appear On Doors

Special Arrangement : Sahil Kumar arrived in Canada on April 24

Indian Student Goes Missing In Canada, 'Cannot Comprehend His Disappearance From Broad Daylight', Says Uncle

BY Abhijay Vaish

Shuttershock : Indian soldiers patrol the Pakistan and China borders

India Caught Between A Rogue State And A Bully Nation

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Instagram : Yaqeen Hammad was among the dozen children killed in an Israeli airstrike. She had amassed over 100,000 followers on Instagram, where she would document daily life and relief efforts in war-torn Gaza.

Who is Yaqeen Hammad? Gaza’s Youngest Influencer Killed in Israeli Strike

BY Aranya Mukerji

Natacha Pisarenko/ AP : Jafar Panahi at Cannes 2025

Art & Entertainment

The Last Dissident Standing: Jafar Panahi And His Incorrigible Love For Cinema

BY Apeksha Priyadarshini

Publisher: Oxford University Press : Nadira Khatun's Post Colonial Bollywood And Muslim Identity: Production, Representation, And Reception

Book Review |Nadira Khatun's Post Colonial Bollywood And Muslim Identity: Production, Representation, And Reception

| Photo: Getty Images : Past Preserved: The Andaman Cellular Jail

Erased from History: How Bengal’s Freedom Fighters Are Being Sidelined at Andaman Cellular Jail

Illustration: Vikas Thakur

Book Review| The Ex Daughters of Tolstoy House

BY Vineetha Mokkil

Illustration: Saahil

Art & Entertainment

Bollywood Plays It Safe While South Indian Cinema Wins Audiences

BY Shamya Dasgupta

Cover of The Moving of Mountains

Book Excerpt From 'The Moving Of Mountains'

BY Adhirath Sethi

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Anupriya Yoga : Poetry | From Jamshedpur To Gaza

Poetry | From Jamshedpur To Gaza

BY Vidyarthy Chatterjee

| Getty : Hum Hain Ki Hum Nahin? | Poem

Hum Hain Ki Hum Nahin? | Poem

BY Areefa Ashraf

| Book Cover | : Devasis Chattopadhyay’s 'Harry Hobbs of Kolkata and Other Forgotten Lives'

Once Upon A Calcutta

Md. Asghar Khan/ Outlook Photos : 28-year-old Arun Kumar (R) with 65-year-old father Vishwanath Sao (L)

Migration And Unemployment Will Play A Decisive Role In The Upcoming Elections In Bihar

BY Md Asghar Khan

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