Vrinda Gopinath

A journalist's diary from the streets of Paris.

‘Gliberal’ fakery must be picked up and pointed out

Back to the era of mad dictators and tinfoil democracies

Five times Modi’s followers picked the wrong fights

Is the indignant liberal in residence really better than a Sanghi?

If a woman commits a crime, it must be her greed and ambition

An impassive Modi is of no help in thawing the House freeze

As Lalit Modi’s latest scandalous revelations rock the ruthless, rapacious world of cricket and politics, it has shattered the reputations of two women leaders.

Deepika’s celebrity illness can pathologise even day-to-day stressors

No work and no play is a dull way of being serious

A two-week stay would have clashed with August 15 Independence Day celebrations.

A mapping of how Hindutva went from fiery to fireball in the last two years

Using the OSA in the “corporate espionage” case is a bad idea. Journalist Santanu Saikia must be released immediately.

The PM says that god has gifted him a sense of mixing and matching colours and that he is in complete command of what he chooses to wear.

With all this negativity hanging like a cloud over people’s heads, can anyone blame a citizen for taking a punch and a swipe, just like his leaders and peers do?

The odious claim that the masses are ignorant and don’t know democracy was just one of the many prejudices and distortions that made one warm up to the Anna crusaders