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Songs Of Freedom
The distorted history behind Irish nationalist folklore
Boiling Over
Gogunda’s culinary workers fight back against exploitation
Lost Asylum
How Italy’s new anti-immigration law affects its small towns
Does The Constitution Keep Its Promises?
What makes India so distinct?
Burning Resentment
The discontented cremators of Pashupatinath
Early Warning
The ominous CBI raids on the promoters of NDTV
The Quality Of Mercy
Pranab Mukherjee’s troubling record on clemency for death-row convicts
Fighting Chance
The Olympic aspirations of Punjab’s small-town judo hub/Sport
Lowering The Bar
How the Bar Council of India undermines legal education in India/Law
Accord and Discord
What stands behind the calls for a “national unity” government in Nepal / Politics
The Aide Effect
The oversize sway of typists and personal assistants to Indian politicians EXTRACT / POLITICS
Paradise Lost
Who will clean up the mess in Goa? / Politics
Troubled Waters
Families look for their lost loved ones at a barrage in Punjab / Communities.
Love And Labour
October’s experiments with the Bollywood romance genre / Film
Rocking The Boat
The dilution of the SC/ST Act reignites Dalit anger against the BJP and RSS / Politics
International Franchise
Residents of a small district in Andhra Pradesh vote in France’s presidential election/Politics
Open Books
Why India needs a library movement / EDUCATION.
Blocked Out
The dangers of allowing corporations to invoke the criminal defamation law.
Foreign Exchange
Two inadvertently related classics of Polish and Hindi literature.
In Case of Emergency
Turkey’s assault on press freedom gags pro-Kurdish journalists
The Sound And The Fury
How the Pakistani media sees Narendra Modi.
Mimic Men
The Congress’s ill-thought-out imitation of the BJP on Sabarimala / Politics
Camera Obscura
The dying art of hand-painting photographs
King's Gambit
The economic turmoil caused by Jordan’s “strategic refocus”
Tears Of A Thousand People
Exploring the violence of displacement in the Chittagong Hill Tracts
The Sound Of The Fury
How an ancient art form became a symbol of resistance
Unflagging Enthusiast
The vexillologist behind the largest tricolour in Hyderabad / Communities
Sacred Games
The BJP and Shiv Sena’s dharmayudh in Maharashtra / Politics
Race To The Top
The racial opportunism of a rising political star in Trump’s America
Building Blocks Of The Nation
The Public Sector Units (PSU) were initiated by the Indian government during the Nehruvian Era to play a significant role in terms of job creation, social welfare, and overall economic growth of the nation.