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Regime change in Bihar gives Opposition a new lease of life
But the question of who will lead any unified front will remain thorny in the coming months.
Venkitesh Ramakrishnan
Counter Culture
‘Panchayat’ recreates village life in its language of languor
But it is also designed to keep all discomforts like caste or queerness at bay.
Prathyush Parasuraman
State of India’s Judiciary
What happens when judges listen to their inner voice?
A judge’s conscience is the last bulwark against the tyranny of the state.
Peter Ronald deSouza
India, This Side
Adivasi Academy in Tejgadh documents tribal culture of Gujarat
It offers a unique space for the study of tribal communities.
Ganesh Devy
Environment
Mumbai fixated on building expensive metros to ease commuting woes
The better alternative would be to invest in upgrading BEST and the suburban train system.
Debi Goenka
Economic Perspectives
ED raid on loan apps reveals strong Chinese presence in crypto crimes
Crypto exchanges were transferring overseas the money these apps extracted from borrowers.
C.P. Chandrasekhar
India@75
Editor’s Note
A rare moment when one can pause, look back, and take stock.
Vaishna Roy
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The tale of two villages
Sleemanabad in Madhya Pradesh and Akarbad in West Bengal share an unlikely link.
Ganesh Devy
What explains the asphyxiating glut of biopics in Indian cinema?
Film-makers attempt to stun spectators into worship as opposed to crafting a complicated portrait.
Prathyush Parasuraman
The jobs crisis is real
Three severe shocks to the economy in quick succession damaged the “informal” sector.
C.P. Chandrasekhar
Pilgrimage to Pandharpur: The pit stop at Chinchani
A rural art installation emerges as a critique of nationalism with its embracing of pluralism.
Ganesh Devy
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