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Economic Perspectives
Federal Reserve move to check inflation could impact less-developed countries
The move entails increasing its benchmark interest rate to a projected 4.4 per cent by the year end.
C.P. Chandrasekhar
Counter Culture
Brahmastra: The missing awe
Many critics found the visual effects of Brahmastra excellent, but what does that mean?
Prathyush Parasuraman
India, This Side
An institute of Bodology to investigate the past
The Bodos are constructing a comprehensive picture of the Brahmaputra civilisation.
Ganesh Devy
COUNTER CULTURE
Natchathiram Nagargiradhu: A cinematic experiment gone sour
Pa. Ranjith’s latest film is as dull, as self-congratulating and as long as a manifesto.
Prathyush Parasuraman
India, This Side
How the Kyelong Museum of Himachal Pradesh came into being
If you ever travel from Manali to Ladakh, stop by Kyelong and step into the museum.
Ganesh Devy
COUNTER CULTURE
Neat and anodyne: Anurag Kashyap misses a beat with ‘Dobaaraa’
The perverse lushness of Kashyap’s cinema is lacking in Dobaaraa, making it his worst film to date.
Prathyush Parasuraman
Economic Perspectives
Long-standing debate on privatisation of state-run banks resurfaces
Neoliberal ideologues should remember that criticism of public ownership of banking is misplaced.
C.P. Chandrasekhar
More stories from Columns
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
‘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
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
Adivasi Academy in Tejgadh documents tribal culture of Gujarat
It offers a unique space for the study of tribal communities.
Ganesh Devy
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
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