Jinoy Jose P. Senior Deputy Editor

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The Name is Bond

From Amma Ariyan, directed by John Abraham

Mindful cinema

Otto René Castillo was a Guatemalan poet, playwright, and revolutionary who penned the powerfully evocative poem, “Apolitical Intellectuals”, in the 1

Opposition parties protest against the conviction of Rahul Gandhi in criminal defamation case and demanding a JPC probe into the Adani-Hindenburg issue on March 12, 2023.

Democracy’s Defenders

I never sensed that Appappan had fun with life. He seemed perpetually intertwined with miseries of myriad hues.

Farewell Appappan

Tall and seasoned, my grandfather had encountered seven witches, two giant trolls, and countless imps and chaathans in his lifetime.

A still from Premalu

Premalu climax explained

Despite the advent of urbanisation, reforms of the 1990s, and neoliberal policies farming continues to be a vital sector of the Indian economy.

The dying fields

“Most things, except agriculture, can wait,” Jawaharlal Nehru once said, underlining the pivotal role farming plays in the country’s growth. From the

Discover the quirky writing rituals of some of history’s most renowned authors, from Victor Hugo to Truman Capote.

Some naked truths...

Left Democratic Front (LDF) supporters during a protest led by Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan against the Central government’s alleged discrimination against Kerala, at Jantar Mantar, in New Delhi.

When the Centre cannot hold

Veteran politician and union leader Mrinal Gore addressing a women's rally against rising prices in the 1970s.

Ma Joads and Latnis

“‘I know.” Ma chuckled. “Maybe that makes us tough. Rich fellas come up an’ they die, an’ their kids ain’t no good, an’ they die out. But, Tom, we kee

Schoolchildren in their religious attire at the Conference of All Religions (Sarva Dharma Sammelana) held in Bengaluru in June 2004.

Of southern resilience

Korku tribal community member praying to Koola Mama.

The people of Koola Mama

“We are strange mixtures of good and evil, of civilisation and barbarism, of the divine and the base. We talk in one language and act in another way.

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