Tribute Abhijit Sen: Lasting legacyPrabhat PatnaikAbhijit Sen (1950-2022) was an economist par excellence and an academic beyond compare.
Climate Crisis Landslides in Kerala more frequent due to climate change, deforestationSruthin LalFarmers, fisherfolk, labourers and other marginalised sections are the worst affected.
Germany Diary Where you get the best Chinese food outside ChinaAvtar SinghA food odyssey by Indians homesick for Chinese food in Deutschland.
Photo Essay Tibetan diariesSerena ChopraVignettes from a Tibetan settlement at Majnu ka Tilla in Delhi.
OBITUARY Prominent social scientist S. Parasuraman passes awayR.K. RadhakrishnanHe expanded the nature, reach, and worldview of Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), Mumbai.
Archaeology Could a 12th-century well in Kerala be the clue to a kingdom long lost?Nidheesh M.K.Oral tradition says the big well in Malappuram existed in the kingdom of the Cochin royals.
Essay Attack on Salman Rushdie demonstrates the resilience of hateR. Raj RaoRushdie publicly defended himself and sought to make peace. But fanatics never see reason.
Data Card Slow wheels of justiceRamesh ChakrapaniThe delivery of justice has been delayed to tens of millions of Indian citizens for decades.
Space First SSLV flight fails to put satellites in correct orbitR. RamachandranISRO Chairman is confident of resolving the problem and being ready for the next launch.
Saffron Outreach BJP woos Pasmanda Muslims at the behest of Narendra ModiPurnima S. TripathiThe party is trying to attract this community, which forms 85 per cent of Indian Muslims.
The Art vs Artist conundrum and the audience that is between them An effective way of taking revenge against artists is to consign them to oblivion.
SlideshowColours of desireA mother’s sari collection feels like an act of vengeance against a life that had deprived her of small joys in her youth.
