The Style Issue
STORIES: How luxury brands see you ~ by Aastha Atray Banan; Kallol Datta: The anti-designer ~ by Chinki Sinha; Why Mumbai fashion will never catch up with Delhi’s ~ by Aastha Atray Banan; How Jadau Kundan jewellery became high fashion ~ by Arindam Mukherjee; Stylish Indian cricketers of the past and present ~ by Akshay Sawai; more…

Editor’s Note  ~  by S Prasannarajan;  The Age of Creative Conservatism  ~  by Swapan Dasgupta;  The Power of Choice  ~  by Shashi Tharoor;  RSS At 100  ~  by Ram Madhav;  The Colonial Conundrum  ~  by TCA Raghavan;  RSS At 100  ~  by Ram Madhav;  The Colonial Conundrum  ~  by TCA Raghavan;  If We Are Not for Them  ~  by Sudeep Paul;  The Great MP  Makeover  ~  by Amita Shah;  Home Is Not Elsewhere  ~  by Manvendra Singh;  I Must Write About Love  ~  by Sudeep SenToday;  Sorry We Are English   ~  by Roderick Matthews;  Private Square  ~  by Madhavankutty Pillai;  God In the Machine   ~  by Lhendup G Bhutia;  The Kingdom of Gukesh  ~  by V Shoba;  Past Strokes  ~  by Aditya Iyer;  Discontinuous City  ~  by Rahul Pandita;  The Tailor  ~  by Arundhathi Subramaniam;  Yet We Keep Seeking  ~  by Carlo Pizzati;  Matinee Monsters  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai; Love, Lately  ~  by Sumana Roy;  Dialysis  ~  by Navtej Sarna;  Dialysis  ~  by Navtej Sarna;  Stargazer  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai and more…

Foreword  ~  by S Prasannarajan;  An Islamist In Damascus  ~  by MJ Akbar;  Open diary  ~  by Swapan Dasgupta;  Grow and Earn  ~  by Dhiraj Nayyar;  The New Idea of India  ~  by Badri Narayan;  Insider  ~  by Open;  Fast Lane to Kathmandus  ~  by Harsh V Pant and Shivam Shekhawat;  Missed Call   ~  by Rajeev Deshpande;  Populism At Play  ~  by Siddharth Singh;  The New Game   ~  by Rahul Pandita;  Over to Trump  ~  by Sudeep Paul;  Indifferent Strokes  ~  by Aditya Iyer;  Super Intelligence  ~  by Ullekh NP;  Stars On Fire: Cast Of Characters   ~  by Kaveree Bamzai;  Orbiting in Ideas  ~  by Nandini Nair;  Best of Books 2024: My Choice  ~  by Open Team;  Perpetrators, Victims, Bystanders  ~  by Sudeep Paul;  Liberal Woes  ~  by Siddharth Singh;  Stargazer  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai and more…

Russia’s Prisoner  ~  by S Prasannarajan;  Saffron Supremacy  ~  by Rajeev Deshpande;  Reign of Terror  ~  by Syed Badrul Ahsan;  India’s Top B-Schools 2025  ~  by Open;  The Reluctant Hero  ~  by Makarand R Paranjape;  Temple of Hope  ~  by Suhel Seth;  Global Warning  ~  by Minhaz Merchant;  The True Heir  ~  by Jyotsna Purandare;  Insider  ~  by Open;  Building Values  ~  by Mukta Kulkarni;  The Making of the Intelligent Manager  ~  by Ullekh NP;  Inclusivity Matters  ~  by Sumanta Basu;  Wise Innovation  ~  by Varun Nagaraj;  Team Spirit  ~  by Debashis Chatterjee;  Managing the Future  ~  by Rakesh Singh;  The Art of Adaptation  ~  by Payal S Kapoor;  Bengal Brio  ~  by Shreevatsa Nevatia;  Amol Palekar: India’s Everyman  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai;  Tata’s Trust  ~  by Madhavankutty Pillai;  The Comeuppance  ~  by Sudeep Paul; With Bumrah on Their Side  ~  by Boria Majumdar;  Streaming smart  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai;  Stargazer  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai and more…

The Tao of Winning and Losing  ~  by S Prasannarajan;  Modi at Full Throttle  ~  by Rajeev Deshpande;  The Nowhere Alliance  ~  by PR Ramesh and Ullekh NP;  The Hindu Rate of Survival  ~  by Manu S Pillai;  Wayanad National Congress  ~  by MJ Akbar;  Open Diary  ~  by Swapan Dasgupta;  The Shaken and the Starred  ~  by PR Ramesh;  Breaking the Shackles of Geography  ~  by Harsh V Pant and Vivek Mishra;  Little I.N.D.I.A.  ~  by Rahul Shivshankar;  Isn’t It Time for a Correction?  ~  by Siddharth Singh;  Hemant Soren Comes of Age  ~  by Amita Shah;  Welfare Wins  ~  by Siddharth Singh;  The Hindu Quotient  ~  by Sandeep Balakrishna;  King’s Movers  ~  by V Shoba;  Board of Champions  ~  by Madhavankutty Pillai;  Chandni Chowk Calling  ~  by Neelabh Raj;  Threads and Tradition  ~  by Nandini Nair;  Midnight Memorial  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai;  Orbiting Perth  ~  by Aditya Iyer;  Kaos Theory  ~  by Rachel Dwyer; Stargazer  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai and more…

The Cultural Traveller  ~  by Madhavankutty Pillai;  Shadowboxing for Trump  ~  by Carlo Pizzati;  Rahul’s Editorial Debut  ~  by Minhaz Merchant;  The Guyana Symbolism  ~  by Dhiraj Nayyar;  Freedom from Poverty  ~  by Badri Narayan;  Indraprastha  ~  by Virendra Kapoor;  Breaking the Chain Reaction  ~  by Siddharth Singh and Rajeev Deshpande;  Never the Twain Shall Meet  ~  by Suhel Seth;  Finding Begum Akhtar  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai;  Zoroaster Shows the Way  ~  by Lhendup G Bhutia;  The Eternity of Art in Hampi  ~  by V Shoba;  Vitamin R in Tobacco Land  ~  by Ullekh NP;  The Buddha Smiles Again  ~  by Amita Shah;  Kraków: Living in a Metaphor  ~  by Sabin Iqbal;  Normandy: Ghosts of War  ~  by Rishad Saam Mehta;  The Repassage  ~  by Tansy Troy;  In Search of Johannes Vermeer  ~  by Debashree Majumdar;  Insider  ~  by Open;  Under the Sacred Light  ~  by Priyanka Dalal;  The Return of the Native  ~  by Noor Anand Chawla; The Aurobindo Aura  ~  by Makarand R Paranjape;  For a Last Laugh Down Under  ~  by Aditya Iyer;  Stargazer  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai and more…

In Praise of the Blue Planet  ~  by S Prasannarajan;  Defender of the Faith  ~  by PR Ramesh;  Triumph of Trumpism  ~  by Keerthik Sasidharan;  The Diversity Trap  ~  by Rahul Shivshankar;  Open Diary  ~  by Swapan Dasgupta;  The New Maharashtra--Jharkhand Impetus  ~  by Rajeev Deshpande;  Family Feud   ~  by Lhendup G Bhutia;  The Tribal Voice  ~  by Amita Shah;  Dog Therapy Takes Off  ~  by Madhavankutty Pillai;  The Healers  ~  by Ullekh NP;  Harvester of Light  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai;  Drawing the Line  ~  by Ullekh NP;  The First Gurus  ~  by Ananda Mukherjee;  Insider  ~  by Open;  India on the Seine  ~  by Sumitra Nair;  Memories of a Fall  ~  by Nandini Nair;  Salt and Sand  ~  by Somak Ghoshal;  Streaming Smart  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai;  Stargazer  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai and more...

Angry America Recasts the Redeemer Cult  ~  by S Prasannarajan;  The United States of Trump  ~  by Seema Sirohi;  America’s Revolutionary  ~  by Tunku Varadarajan;  Will Mr & Mrs Moses Wear A Bandana Now?  ~  by MJ Akbar;  Return of the Brotherhood  ~  by Brahma Chellaney;  A Loser All the Way  ~  by Dipankar Gupta;  Anti-Awokening  ~  by Swapan Dasgupta;  A Passage from India  ~  by V Shoba;  The Trump Campaign Coda  ~  by Sudeep Paul;  Cowboys and Indians  ~  by Minhaz Merchant;  Indraprastha  ~  by Virendra Kapoor;  The Age of Social Terrorism  ~  by Suhel Seth;  A Battle of Legacies  ~  by Lhendup G Bhutia;  The Isolation of Raj Thackeray  ~  by Madhavankutty Pillai;  After the Kiwi Whitewash  ~  by Aditya Iyer;  Tipu Sultan: The Zealot  ~  by Vikram Sampath;  Here To Eternity  ~  by Nandini Nair;  The London Connection  ~  by Ullekh NP;  Insider  ~  by Open;  The Value of Values  ~  by Sudeep Paul; Fashion’s Showstopper  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai;  Vasan Bala’s Weird Worlds  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai;  The Quest for Immortality  ~  by Makarand R Paranjape;  Stargazer  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai and more…

An American Referendum  ~  by S Prasannarajan;  The New Don  ~  by PR Ramesh and Ullekh NP;  Why Hinduism Survives  ~  by Amit Majmudar;  Open Diary  ~  by Swapan Dasgupta;  The Art of Reinvention  ~  by Badri Narayan;  What’s in a Symbol?  ~  by Vijay S Jodha;  She Will Have the Final Say  ~  by Amita Shah;  Modi’s Global Playbook  ~  by Rajeev Deshpande;  The Delhi-Berlin Entente  ~  by Harsh V Pant and Shairee Malhotra;  Fatal Attraction  ~  by Lhendup G Bhutia;  The Late Bloomer  ~  by Somak Ghoshal;  Insider  ~  by Open;  On Mahatma Gandhi’s death  ~  by Tridip Suhrud;  Green Pioneers  ~  by Mukul Sharma;  Manuscripts Don’t Burn  ~  by Antara Raghavan;  Don’t Be Suspicious of Mother’s Motive  ~  by Bibek Debroy;  India Has Fallen  ~  by Boria Majumdar;  Stargazer  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai and more…

The Big Bharat Boom  ~  by PR Ramesh;  India Enriched  ~  by Sudeep Paul;  Death, We Know Where Is Thy Sting  ~  by MJ Akbar;  Why Britain Is Broke  ~  by Minhaz Merchant;  The Sense of an Ending  ~  by Syed Badrul Ahsan;  Beijing Backs Down  ~  by Rajeev Deshpande;  Throwing Spaghetti at the Wall  ~  by Dipankar Gupta;  Indraprastha  ~  by Virendra Kapoor;  The Smart Buyer  ~  by Moinak Mitra and Rajesh Shukla;  The New Gold Rush  ~  by Madhavankutty Pillai;  Future Fabulous  ~  by TV Mohandas Pai and Pranav Pai;  Don’t Envy, Aspire  ~  by Suhel Seth;  Sound Money  ~  by V Shoba;  The Value Investor’s Manual  ~  by Madhavankutty Pillai;  Insider  ~  by Open;  How to Monetise AI  ~  by Sharad Sharma;  The Persistence of Growth  ~  by Siddharth Singh;  Dividends of Dreams  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai;  Home Is Everywhere  ~  by Alka Pande;  Redeemer Unsung  ~  by Makarand R Paranjape; Stargazer  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai and more…

Kultural Revolution  ~  by S Prasannarajan;  Between Denial and Delusion  ~  by PR Ramesh;  The Onus is on Omar Now  ~  by Ram Madhav;  The Threat Within  ~  by Siddharth Singh;  US Presidential Elections  ~  by Swapan Dasgupta;  Smart Economics  ~  by Dhiraj Nayyar;  The Life and Sudden Death of Baba Siddique  ~  by Lhendup G Bhutia;  Return of the Dread  ~  by Rahul Pandita;  The Custodian  ~  by Suhel Seth;  Calling Trudeau’s Bluff  ~  by Rajeev Deshpande;  Scientific Temper  ~  by V Shoba;  Insider  ~  by Open;  In conversation with William Dalrymple  ~  by Nandini Nair;  The Empire of Ideas  ~  by Sudeep Paul;  Magnificent Megaflora  ~  by Ranjit Lal;  The Muse Whisperer  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai;  India Gets the Blues  ~  by Boria Majumdar;  Stargazer  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai and more…

The Legend and the Legacy  ~  by Moinak Mitra;  An Unusual Man  ~  by Suhel Seth;  The Reformer  ~  by Bakhtiar K Dadabhoy;  The Leaders’ Leader  ~  by Minhaz Merchant;  The Meth Supremacy  ~  by Iqbal Chand Malhotra;  Such a Bad Loser  ~  by MJ Akbar;  Stars and Strides  ~  by Dipankar Gupta;  Xi’s Permanent Struggle  ~  by Harsh V Pant and Atul Kumar;  The Great Rebound  ~  by Rajeev Deshpande;  The Quiet Path to History  ~  by Siddharth Singh;  The Unbearable Lightness of the Proxy  ~  by Rahul Pandita;  The Fall of Tau’s Clan  ~  by Amita Shah;  Beyond Elections  ~  by Suhel Seth;  Indraprastha  ~  by Virendra Kapoor;  Muslim First  ~  by Minhaz Merchant;  Dangerous Delusion  ~  by Rajeev Deshpande;  Insider  ~  by Open;  A Train Runs Through It  ~  by Lhendup G Bhutia;  Act of Authenticity  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai;  The Wronged Man Who Turned Right  ~  by Makarand R Paranjape; Spontaneous Smriti  ~  by Boria Majumdar;  Stargazer  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai and more…

Ayatollah’s War  ~  by S Prasannarajan;  The End of the Beginning  ~  by Jason Burke;  Counting the Blessings and the Curses  ~  by Anat Bernstein-Reich;  Tears for a Terrorist  ~  by Sudeep Paul;  Escape to Civility  ~  by Dipankar Gupta;  Original Sin  ~  by Rahul Shivshankar;  Beware the Silent Voters  ~  by Badri Narayan;  The Language Trap  ~  by Amit Majmudar;  Open Diary  ~  by Swapan Dasgupta;  The Rustle of Resentment  ~  by Rajeev Deshpande;  The Capsule of Death  ~  by Rahul Pandita;  Insider  ~  by Open;  iPivot  ~  by Madhavankutty Pillai;  Salt and Shelter  ~  by Lhendup G Bhutia;  Idol Worship  ~  by Aditya Iyer;  Dessert Trail  ~  by Madhulika Liddle;  The Timekeepers  ~  by Nandini Nair;  Fusion Rush  ~  by Karishma Kuenzang;  Stargazer  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai and more…

A Passage to Democracy  ~  by S Prasannarajan;  Is Nothing Sacred?  ~  by PR Ramesh;  Flavour of Faith  ~  by V Shoba;  The Rite of Sacrilege  ~  by Sandeep Balakrishna;  The Temple on the Hill  ~  by Nanditha Krishna;  Leading Role  ~  by Harsh V Pant And Vivek Mishra;  America’s Racist Relapse  ~  by Minhaz Merchant;  Flying in the Age of Insecurity  ~  by MJ Akbar;  The Pennsylvania Swing  ~  by Dipankar Gupta;  Indraprastha  ~  by Virendra Kapoor;  Where It All Began  ~  by Suhel Seth;  The New Lords of Bihar  ~  by Badri Narayan;  The Ahirwal Arena  ~  by Rajeev Deshpande;  Insider  ~  by Open;  The Hidden Key  ~  by Siddharth Singh;  Call Me Ananya  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai;  The Beauty Myth  ~  by Nandini Nair;  A House for My Friend  ~  by Makarand R Paranjape;  The Ashwin Effect  ~  by Boria Majumdar;  Streaming smart  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai; Stargazer  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai and more…

The Performer’s Last Act  ~  by S Prasannarajan;  The Battle For Delhi  ~  by Rajeev Deshpande;  The Falling City  ~  by Rajesh Shukla;  The Great Regression  ~  by Syed Badrul Ahsan;  Passing the Latin Test  ~  by Dipankar Gupta;  Open diary  ~  by Swapan Dasgupta;  Defusing the Demographic Bomb  ~  by Siddharth Singh;  Contempt of Culture  ~  by Sandeep Balakrishna;  Insider  ~  by Open;  Gearing Up for the Big Gig  ~  by Ullekh NP;  Magic Mountains  ~  by Carlo Pizzati;  Between Motion and Emotion  ~  by Mohini Chaudhuri;  The Discovery that Changed Indian History  ~  by Ullekh NP;  Shiva’s Dilemma  ~  by Bibek Debroy;  Stargazer  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai and more…

Between Death and Democracy  ~  by Rahul Pandita;  The Cyanide Killers of Tenali  ~  by MJ Akbar;  The Slumdog School of Awards  ~  by Minhaz Merchant;  A Sellout Slugfest  ~  by Dipankar Gupta;  The Great Indian Reawakening  ~  by Suhel Seth;  A Fresh Outlook  ~  by Dhiraj Nayyar;  Back to the Medieval  ~  by Harsh V Pant;  Indraprastha  ~  by Virendra Kapoor;  Breaking Point  ~  by Lhendup G Bhutia and Madhavankutty Pillai;  Bridging the Gulf  ~  by Rajeev Deshpande;  Repentance Song  ~  by Aditya Iyer;  Yes We Can  ~  by Boria Majumdar;  Following Uorfi Javed  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai;  In Uncle Joe’s Bunker  ~  by Sudeep Paul;  Insider  ~  by Open;  Founding Women  ~  by TCA Raghavan;  Like a Motion Picture  ~  by Bhaichand Patel;  Border Lines  ~  by Soumava Haldar;  The Angel of History  ~  by Makarand R Paranjape;  Streaming smart  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai;  Stargazer  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai and more …

A Moral Tale of Two Wars  ~  by S Prasannarajan;  Going Bust  ~  by Siddharth Singh;  Tread Carefully  ~  by Brahma Chellaney;  A Nothingburger  ~  by Dipankar Gupta;  The Last Action Hero  ~  by Rahul Shivshankar;  Ear to the Ground  ~  by Amita Shah;  Rush Hour  ~  by Madhavankutty Pillai;  Death Wish  ~  by Lhendup G Bhutia;  Straight Arrow  ~  by Boria Majumdar;  Women In White  ~  by Mohini Chaudhuri;  Walking with Gods and Queens  ~  by Sumitra Nair;  Insider  ~  by Open;  Breaking the Rules  ~  by Aditya Mani Jha;  The Science of Believing  ~  by Antara Raghavan;  The Road to Renunciation  ~  by Bibek Debroy;  The Master Survivor of Mysore  ~  by Sandeep Balakrishna;  A Train Wreck of Tradition  ~  by Bhaichand Patel;  Stargazer  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai and more…

Feeding the Fault Lines  ~  by PR Ramesh and Siddharth Singh;  Advantage All  ~  by Sunil Kumar;  Who’s Afraid of Democracy?  ~  by Ram Madhav;  Ancestral Vibes in Taipei  ~  by MJ Akbar;  Love at Second Sight  ~  by Dipankar Gupta;  Bribery and Betrayal  ~  by Minhaz Merchant;  Indraprastha  ~  by Virendra Kapoor;  The Indefensible  ~  by V Shoba;  Me Too Storm In Mollywood  ~  by Ullekh NP;  The United Votes of Hindus  ~  by Rajeev Deshpande;  Insider  ~  by Open;  Return to Kandahar  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai;  Capital Threads  ~  by Shaikh Ayaz;  An Unknown Indian  ~  by Lhendup G Bhutia;  Body Language  ~  by Akhila Krishnamurthy;  The Open Skies of History  ~  by Makarand R Paranjape;  Stargazer  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai and more…

Mission to Kyiv  ~  by S Prasannarajan;  The Unwanted  ~  by Rahul Pandita;  Divided and Angry  ~  by Roderick Matthews;  Asylum Is the Answer  ~  by Rahul Shivshankar;  Netanyahu’s Dilemma  ~  by Anat Bernstein-Reich;  Mommy Knows Better  ~  by Dipankar Gupta;  Open Diary  ~  by Swapan Dasgupta;  Three Cheers for Democracy  ~  by Siddharth Singh;  The Outreach Rush  ~  by Amita Shah;  Modi 3.0 Faces the Dragon  ~  by Harsh V Pant and Kalpit A Mankikar;  Safety First  ~  by V Shoba;  Macro Problem  ~  by Madhavankutty Pillai;  We Are Like That Only  ~  by Shashi Tharoor;  Redemption and Rebirth  ~  by Sudeep Paul;  Insider  ~  by Open;  Chronicles from Kalinga    ~  by Sampad Patnaik;  Brand of Brothers  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai;  The Cross-Border Act  ~  by Prachi Sibal;  The Name of the Devi  ~  by Bibek Debroy;  Streaming smart  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai; Stargazer  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai and more…

Waqf Act: A Legacy of Appeasement and Aggrandisement  ~  by PR Ramesh;  God’s Own Land  ~  by V Shoba;  The New Great Game  ~  by Brahma Chellaney;  The Great Power Anxiety  ~  by Minhaz Merchant;  Silly Hour  ~  by Rajeev Deshpande;  Indraprastha  ~  by Virendra Kapoor;  The Urban Decay Is Now Real  ~  by Suhel Seth;  The Right to Compete  ~  by Badri Narayan;  In conversation with Jitendra Singh  ~  by Rajeev Deshpande;  Power Pursuit  ~  by Rajeev Deshpande;  Bolts from the Blue  ~  by Lhendup G Bhutia;  Life After Paris  ~  by Boria Majumdar;  Insider  ~  by Open;  A Moveable Feast  ~  by Ullekh NP;  Olivia Laing: Garden Queen  ~  by Nandini Nair;  The Class Test  ~  by Aditya Mani Jha;  The Man Who Did Not Bend  ~  by Manu S Pillai;  Rereading Gandhi and Savarkar  ~  by Makarand R Paranjape;  Stargazer  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai and more…

Editor’s Note  ~  by S Prasannarajan;  The Awakening  ~  by MJ Akbar;  Let the Centre Hold  ~  by Shashi Tharoor;  Radical Departures  ~  by TCA Raghavan;  Independence  ~  by Dipankar Gupta;  The Fall of Sheikh Hasina: And Now What?  ~  by Syed Badrul Ahsan;  Towards Pakistan 2.0?  ~  by Rahul Shivshankar;  Arc of Anarchy  ~  by Siddharth Singh;  Dial D for Dhaka  ~  by Rajeev Deshpande;  A New Deal for Dalits  ~  by Rajeev Deshpande;  Arms and the Emperor  ~  by Lhendup G Bhutia;  In Memory of the Three Million  ~  by Kishan S Rana and Kanchan Nagpal;  Breakout Land  ~  by Rami Niranjan Desai;  Pepper Fray  ~  by V Shoba;  The Heroes of Colachel  ~  by Ullekh NP;  Ambedkar’s Courier Boy  ~  by Rahul Pandita;  Consumer Cults  ~  by Suhel Seth;  The Mouse-Trap Moment  ~  by Sudeep Paul; The Birsaite Way  ~  by Amita Shah;  The Uses of Babel  ~  by Peggy Mohan;  Out of the Gadget Prison  ~  by Madhavankutty Pillai;  What’s on the Menu?  ~  by Shylashri Shankar;  Insider  ~  by Open;  Flight From Followers  ~  by Sumana Roy;  Desire Is Destiny  ~  by Alka Pande;  Defying Definitions  ~  by Carlo Pizzati;  Ranjana  ~  by Anukrti Upadhyay;  Reset  ~  by Jerry Pinto;  Stargazer  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai and more…

Netanyahu’s Wars  ~  by Jason Burke;  Hard Choices for Hasina  ~  by Syed Badrul Ahsan;  A Promise of Dignity  ~  by Suhel Seth;  How India Civilised Britain  ~  by Minhaz Merchant;  Lessons from Wayanad  ~  by Ullekh NP;  Desperately Seeking Caste  ~  by Rajeev Deshpande;  The Kyiv Calculus  ~  by Rajeev Deshpande;  Minefield Ahead  ~  by Siddharth Singh;  Time for Take-Off  ~  by Madhavankutty Pillai;  The Tragedy of Thanjavur  ~  by Sandeep Balakrishna;  Insider  ~  by Open;  Insult After Injury  ~  by Boria Majumdar;  Capital Gains  ~  by Soumava Haldar;  At Home in the World  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai;  Nation on Trial  ~  by Madhulika Liddle;  The Killer Close By  ~  by Shylashri Shankar;  Stargazer  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai and more…

Seizing the Future  ~  by S Prasannarajan;  ‘It Is a Futuristic Budget’  ~  by Siddharth Singh and Ullekh NP;  India First  ~  by Haseeb Drabu and Anil Padmanabhan;  It’s All About Political Messaging  ~  by Swapan Dasgupta;  Durbar Had To Go  ~  by Rahul Shivshankar;  Savarkar the Catalyst  ~  by Makarand R Paranjape;  In Praise of Prudence  ~  by Siddharth Singh;  A Fine Balance  ~  by Bibek Debroy;  The Book of Job  ~  by Ullekh NP;  Why Is It Taxing?  ~  by Deepak Shenoy;  Letting the Angel Free  ~  by Rameesh Kailasam;  A Matter of Skill  ~  by Dhiraj Nayyar;  Insider  ~  by Open;  Harvesting the Future  ~  by Amita Shah;  High on Paris  ~  by Boria Majumdar;  Magic Mountain  ~  by Abhilasha Ojha;  Fruit of the Nation  ~  by Madhavankutty Pillai;  Art of Love  ~  by Nandini Nair;  Stargazer  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai and more…

The Image Is the Man  ~  by S Prasannarajan;  The Intelligent Investor  ~  by Madhavankutty Pillai;  The Praxis of Evil  ~  by Dipankar Gupta;  America’s Godman  ~  by MJ Akbar;  The Moral Algorithm  ~  by Ashwani Kumar;  The Wisdom of Delay  ~  by Rahul Shivshankar;  Dynasty Damages Democracy  ~  by Minhaz Merchant;  The Slow Pulwama  ~  by Rahul Pandita;  Going after the Radicals  ~  by Rajeev Deshpande;  Unofficial Secrets  ~  by Lhendup G Bhutia;  Fist of Fury  ~  by Seema Sirohi;  Insider  ~  by Open;  Slim Chance  ~  by Lhendup G Bhutia;  The Nation at Play  ~  by Boria Majumdar;  Striking a Chord  ~  by Karishma Kuenzang;  An Actor and A Gentleman  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai;  The French Connection  ~  by Urvashi Bahuguna;  Souza’s Gaze  ~  by Somak Ghoshal;  Stargazer  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai and more…

The Elite In Retreat  ~  by S Prasannarajan;  Who Is Bhole Baba?  ~  by Ullekh NP and Amita Shah;  Darkness over the Potomac  ~  by Brahma Chellaney;  Over to Sir Keir  ~  by Lance Price;  The Long Road to Reform  ~  by Deepika Saraswat;  Standing Up to Beijing  ~  by Harsh V Pant and Sanjeet Kashyap;  Open Diary  ~  by Swapan Dasgupta;  Stain on Siddaramaiah  ~  by V Shoba;  A Chance Against China  ~  by Rajeev Deshpande;  How India Lost the Case on Tibet  ~  by Dilip Sinha;  Rahul Got It All Wrong  ~  by Sandeep Balakrishna;  In conversation with Anita Desai  ~  by Nandini Nair;  Insider  ~  by Open;  Poetic Licence  ~  by Bibek Debroy;  Brewing Heritage  ~  by Priyadarshini Chatterjee;  India International  ~  by TCA Raghavan;  The Plurality of Puranas  ~  by Bibek Debroy;  Old Man and See!  ~  by Bhaichand Patel;  Gavaskar’s Finest Hour  ~  by Boria Majumdar;  Stargazer  ~  by Kaveree Bamzai and more…

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