Nehru And The Unseen Lion
Much has changed since India became an independent country and public discourse about many figures and facts over the years reflect the changing Indian State and social and political environment.
Banquo’s Ghost
This phantom is on the ruling dispensation’s mind. Those who claim to care little for him dissect his loves and hates, day in, day out
Nehru's Idea Of A Young Nation’s Selfhood
Nehru understood that the newly independent nation was the contradictory whole of many contradicting selves
Jawaharlal Nehru: The Quintessential Democrat Chosen By Gandhi To Lead India
Meticulous about attending Parliament and listening silently to attacks on him, Nehru was a model of parliamentary decorum
Naysayers And Nehru: The Many Times The Late Indian PM Was Misrepresented
Many ruling party politicians misquote him or fabricate his quotes. Social media platforms serve as battlegrounds for spreading conspiracy theories about him
Nehruvian Congress to Modi’s BJP: A Changing Political Landscape
The BJP blames Nehru for the many ills the country had to face
Jawaharlal Nehru's Approach To China: Happy To Acquiesce?
Nehru’s approach to China was based on his concept of Asian solidarity for which he sacrificed India’s core interests
Nehru's Foreign Policy Was Anchored In Cosmopolitanism
Jawaharlal Nehru’s essence of Non-Aligned Movement was about preserving our freedom of action, to have multiple choices and to do what is in the best interests of the country
Jawaharlal Nehru And His Fading Legacy
Today, in the age of disparagement, it is important to find solutions to tackle the cognate routes to democratic and institutional decay
Theatre Of The Absurd: How Nehru Bashing Became The Flavour Of The Season
From his linens sent to Paris for cleaning to his affairs, the public discourse on Nehru has become personal
Economic Modernist To Populist Personalism: How India Developed Post-Independence
The base for newly independent India’s development was set in the 1950s during a crisis period in the world
Farmers' Protest: Voices From The Ground
A grieving family, the missing women, the aftermath of clashes and the ongoing protests ... stories from Shambhu and Khanauri borders
Demolition Row: The Rise Of 'Bulldozer Politics' In India
The bulldozer has become a weapon for political hegemony in many states
'You May Disagree With Nehru, But To Degrade Him Is Not Right': Karan Singh
Singh, now 93, shares memories of an India that Nehru envisaged and recollects the moment when 'Pandit ji' inspired him to be a part of the 'exciting adventure of building a new India'.
Freedom Song
Echoes of the present often permeate the fictional universe of this debut novel, prompting readers to ponder the future of the world we live in where authoritarian leaders run amuck
The Moon, Forbidden Nostalgia And The Pigeon
Exploring the themes of, fleeting moments, and the desire for significance in the mundane, expresses a longing for connection and meaning in everyday life.
Map Of The Heart
The prose and poems in this collection delve deep into the core of the human experience, reassuring readers that they are not alone
The City Is A Drawer Of Lost Things
Weaving a vivid chain of images, utilizing the metaphor of the sun and various elements to explore themes of memory, nature, and faith, creating a rich and evocative portrayal of life's complexities.
Nehru And His Policies Towards Tribals: A Diary From Jharkhand
Tribals from Jharkhand had been carrying out their struggle against the British much before the Congress even came into existence