Pride Month: The Lede “What’s your pronoun?”Divya TrivediFrom the first openly gay erstwhile royal to the first openly gay politician, Indians in same-sex relationships are slowly feeling confident enough to
Pride Month: Cultural Footprint How visible is the cultural footprint of India’s queer community? SANDIP ROY
Pride Month: Queer cinema in India Trans-formation on the big screen: Queer themes in Indian cinemaNadika Nadja
Pride Month: Right to Love Queer connections: How has the dating scene changed for the LGBTQIA+ community?Srinivasaraghavan
Pride Month: Transforming Society Tamil Nadu: Changing social attitudes towards LGBTQIA+ community a work in progressIlangovan Rajasekaran
Kerala floods Battling a deluge R. Krishnakumar In a resolute display of resilience, Kerala’s government and civil society come together to face the challenge posed by the devastation caused by the
Cover Story Personal laws: A reality checkROHIT DEFragmentation of religious authority, greater debate and dissent within communities, and increasing literacy and awareness among women have transforme
Info Card A queer history of literature and scienceRamesh ChakrapaniLiterature and science are full of brilliant queer men and women who were hounded for their sexuality in their lifetime.
Cover Story: Language diversity Lingua franca?: Controversy over Hindi puts focus on linguistic pluralityRamesh ChakrapaniA controversy surrounding the promotion of Hindi as a link language brings the issue of linguistic plurality back into the limelight.
Cover Story: Pasha Bhai Dakhni Urdu rapper Pasha Bhai's quest for selfhood in BengaluruVIKHAR AHMED SAYEEDPasha Bhai’s journey from the Muslim ghetto of Neelasandra to the posh clubs of Bengaluru is as much a story about his art as about Dakhni Urdu, the l
Varanasi's heritage A culture in dangerPurnima S. Tripathi Temples and heritage houses that dotted the lanes and bylanes of Varanasi have been levelled by the Uttar Pradesh administration in pursuit of its “be
Tribute Jyoti Basu: End of an eraSUHRID SANKAR CHATTOPADHYAYJyoti Basu was a colossus that refused to be shackled by regional politics, and rose to be a national leader of international stature.
Story of Reliance Empire builderLyla BavadamTo build his Rs.75,000-crore corporate empire, Dhirubhai Ambani curried favours with the powers that be and at the same time kept his investors happy.
Binayak Sen and Stan Swamy Sen, Swamy and the ‘evidence’Dilip D’SouzaThe case of Binayak Sen shows the depths to which the state can descend to prolong incarceration of public-spirited activists and allow them to wither
Profile Father Stan Swamy: Portrait of a priest as an AdivasiIlangovan RajasekaranStan Swamy left Tamil Nadu early in life not to preach, but in search of an enduring identity, which he found among the indigenous people he worked wi
Death of Father Stan Swamy Father Stan Swamy: Silenced in deathAnupama KatakamThe passing of 84-year-old Father Stan Swamy marks the lowest point in the functioning of several institutions of the state, which seemed to be more k
Long-standing debate on privatisation of state-run banks resurfaces Neoliberal ideologues should remember that criticism of public ownership of banking is misplaced.
