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Floods in Chennai
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25-12-2015
25 STORIES
Column
The door to denationalisation
Column
Horrors of occupation
Books
Kashmir & Kashmiriyat
Chronicling the bruised history of Kashmiri nationalism.
Books
India’s turn
The author largely succeeds in presenting a coherent picture of the country interlinking its political and economic changes post-1991.
Unmediated
The tolerance test
Do we need Aamir Khan to tell us that there is growing intolerance around us?
Paris attacks
The night Paris changed
The deadly Paris attacks, which could permanently damage the ‘French way of life’, will also have far-reaching outcomes for Europe, West Asia and the
Noboru Karashima
Inspirational genius
The contributions of Noboru Karashima (1933-2015) have been a boon to researches on state formation and the nature of society in south India.
Cover Story
That sinking feeling
The aftermath of the unprecedented rains in Tamil Nadu exposes the government’s lack of preparedness and inadequate disaster management plan, apathy a
Bangladesh war
A war and liberation
Munsur Ali tells the story of the 1971 Bangladesh War of Independence in his debut film, which was also an act of “self-exploration”.
Parliament
A vision betrayed
Himachal Pradesh
Spiti beckons
Spiti in Himachal Pradesh is intimate and beautiful, and has a personal aura that entices visitors to return.
Letters
Letters to the Editor
Letter from America
Toxic race to the top
Between the demands of Wall Street and an electorate whose allegiance is divided between the two main parties, the U.S. presidential election leaves n
Lead Story
When Chennai went under
Kolkata Film festival
Old masters, new stars
The 21st Kolkata International Film Festival showcased some of the best works of the masters of the medium across different genres.
Turkey
Turkey’s provocation
Turkey downs a Russian fighter plane for airspace violation, but Russia says it was a premeditated act of provocation as its intervention in Syria had
Essay
India’s Sawdust Caesar
It is futile to expect Prime Minister Narendra Modi to rein in the so-called fringe elements because they form the core of his constituency. He neithe
From the Archives
Trends and gaps in studying south India
Lead Story
NLC’s denial
Book Review
Kerala’s forgotten people
The book is an important addition to the canon of modern Dalit literature as it sheds light on a largely unknown chapter in the story of subaltern res
Argentina
Change to the Right
After more than a decade of Peronist left-wing rule, Argentinians, in a surprise move, pick multimillionaire businessman Mauricio Macri as President a
Resilience
How the city braved it out
When Chennai was sinking, the government machinery was absent for all practical purposes. It was the civil society and volunteer groups, cutting acros
Perspective
‘Development’ Disaster
The story of Chennai’s development is one of unregulated expansion helmed by capital that directs neoliberal growth in which profits rule and the poor
Why it happened
The monsoon story
This year, the effect of the north-east monsoon has been worsened by an intense El Nino and a quick succession of rain-causing weather systems.
Coastal districts
Sunk by negligence
It is the same story in village after village of the coastal districts: rivers and lakes not desilted for years, bunds neglected and the existence of
Archive
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06-10-2023
What’s killing our students?
How the Global South has seized the spotlight at G20 summit in New Delhi
India’s pressure-cooker education system
True lies: Review of ‘Quarterlife’ by Devika Rege
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22-09-2023
‘The Dystopian Times’ by Appupen
‘A dumb buffalo speaks’: A Telugu story in translation
‘I escape back to control and home’: Review of ‘Borderlines’ by Manohar Shetty
Shadow pictures: Review of ‘The Secret of More’ by Tejaswini Apte-Rahm
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08-09-2023
Meira Paibis: How Manipur’s peace-keepers became agents provocateur
‘The Dystopian Times’ by Appupen
Labyrinth of mirrors: Review of ‘The House of Doors’ by Tan Twan Eng
No getting past the present: Review of ‘History’s Angel’ by Anjum Hasan
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25-08-2023
‘Mrinal Sen’s stark images transformed me’: Shoojit Sircar
Rajasthan’s gig law a step in the right direction, but more needed to protect platform workers
‘The Dystopian Times’ by Appupen
‘In the Shadow’: An Odia story in translation
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