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Amit Shah and Mehbooba/Kashmir
In this issue
20-07-2018
36 STORIES
Lead Story
A man of peace
Shujaat Bukhari, a great unifier who enjoyed the confidence of all stakeholders, was clear that there should be normalcy in Jammu and Kashmir and the
Heritage
Magnificent mausoleum
A milestone in Indo-Islamic architecture, Humayun’s Tomb introduced several architectural innovations in the tradition of tomb and garden landscape i
SHASHANK SHEKHAR SINHA
Grain production
Grain boom
India’s rice and corn production figures are set to hit record highs in the current year, while wheat production is likely to slide.
Lead Story
Under U.N. scrutiny
The first-ever United Nations report on Kashmir calls for an international inquiry into multiple violations on both sides of the Line of Control, and
C.P. Chandrasekhar
Nervous neoliberals
Across the world, big business attributes the loss of legitimacy of neoliberalism to corruption, impunity and the inability to combat crime rather th
Lead Story
Deepening tragedy
The BJP pulls out of the ruling alliance and brings down the government in Jammu and Kashmir in a move made with the Lok Sabha elections in mind even
Yemen
The last straw
The humanitarian crisis in Yemen, caused by the war started by Saudi Arabia and the UAE in 2015, has been aggravated by the latest military assault on
Turkey
Erdogan again
Recep Tayyip Erdogan wins a tough election to become the President of Turkey again, this time with executive powers, though for the first time in almo
Lead Story
‘A human rights crisis’
Interview with Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein, United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights.
Lead Story
For a humane, reconciliatory approach
Interview with Mohammad Yousuf Tarigami, State secretary of the CPI(M) and MLA from Kulgam.
Lead Story
‘It was becoming an exercise in futility’
Interview with Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh.
Books
Lessons for cooperatives
A detailed account of a pioneering workers’ cooperative society in Kerala that has made a deep impact on the construction sector. By C.T. KURIEN
Essay
Pranab’s mission with a purpose
The former President of India consciously gave the RSS the respectability it has long coveted. The RSS, in return, removed his deceptive cloak and gav
Literature
Sheer Khorma
“Sheer Khorma” is from an anthology of Telugu stories by Skybaaba edited by A. Suneetha and Uma Maheswari Bhrugubanda and translated by the latter. Th
Space
Russia’s ageing Proton ‘retired’
Astronomy
An ‘interstellar object’ comes calling
United States
American inequality
The Donald Trump administration’s response to a factual report on extreme inequality and poverty in the U.S. was to attack it and to withdraw from the
Carbon dating
Carbon dating does not give right age
Books
Relevance of rasa
A creative exploration of the wellsprings and implications of aesthetics.
Wetland Conservation Act
Change for the worse?
Environmentalists in Kerala are up in arms against amendments to an Act that envisaged protection of paddy land and wetlands, but the LDF government
Lead Story
Enforcing silence
Shujaat Bukhari’s murder was clearly intended to silence the moderate voices in Kashmir.
Maharashtra
A plastic ban
The Maharashtra government’s ban on plastic may be well-intentioned but has been launched without adequate protocols, proper education of the public
Citizenship Amendment Bill
Divisive legislation
As Assam erupts in protests over the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2016, the ruling BJP and the Sonowal government are seen to be using the smokescree
FIFA World Cup
Hope springs eternal
In the group stage, some of the less-fancied teams make their mark with hard-fought victories or narrow defeats against some of the superpowers of th
Agriculture
Bitter glut
The Rs.7,000-crore bailout package for the sugar sector comes as a relief to farmers, who are in genuine distress, but experts say such measures will
Communalism
Targeting symbols
The Taj Mahal faces a serious threat as the saffron brigade, in order to deflect attention from the failures of the BJP government, is out to annex or
Interview: Nepal's Foreign Minister
Resetting relations
Interview with Pradeep Kumar Gyawali, Nepal’s Foreign Minister.
Cow vigilantes
Striking fear
Cow vigilantes lynch one man and severely injure another in Hapur in Uttar Pradesh two days before Eid, giving rise to the suspicion that there is a
Defence
Policy flip-flop
The shift in the Narendra Modi government’s defence procurement policy pertaining to core and non-core sectors and the abrupt cancellation and subsequ
Lead Story
What ails Kashmir?
Kashmir’s leaders must abandon their all-or-nothing approach and launch a “peace offensive” to resurrect the Four-Point Formula of 2006 that would mak
Dalit women’s collective
Scaling up the fight
A report presented at the U.N. Human Rights Council signals Dalit women’s resolve to end the silence surrounding caste-based violence and discriminat
Lead Story
Remembering Shujaat
His incisive and nuanced reports enlightened people outside Kashmir on the multiple layers to the Kashmir issue.
Tribal relocaton in KTR
Waiting for a new home
In a rare situation, bureaucratic delays are hampering the relocation of willing communities from five tribal villages in the Kawal Tiger Reserve in
Books
Towering politician
The book portrays the many facets of the Odisha stalwart Biju Patnaik and his contribution to Indian politics.
Devious pattern
The game plan
The Sangh Parivar’s devious pattern of political moves ahead of elections, marked by divisive propaganda aimed at communal polarisation, comes to the
Letters
Letters to the Editor
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Namakkal: A Kota in the making?
Editor’s Note: Boycotting hate speech anchors not an attack on press freedom
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Meira Paibis: How Manipur’s peace-keepers became agents provocateur
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No getting past the present: Review of ‘History’s Angel’ by Anjum Hasan
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