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The myths and utopias of two nationalismsSubscriber Only

June 30,2025 07:25:24 AM

Constitutional nationalism aims at correction; Hindutva nationalism seeks retribution. Can the two ever meet?

Mon, Jun 30, 2025

Ramcharitmanas controversy: A dispensable shadow fightSubscriber Only

January 26,2023 18:57:27 PM

Is it not necessary to openly question the blocking of the BBC documentary on contemporary issues, rather than criticise a 16th-century poet for the accident of his birth in a particular caste?

Sat, Jan 28, 2023

No play, says Bajrang Dal in ShivamoggaSubscriber Only

July 07,2022 18:38:52 PM

G N Devy writes: Bajrang Dal's disruption of the performance of a play in Shivamogga cuts short the journey of a story — transcending a span of a millennium, a distance of several continents

Sat, Jul 09, 2022

How Ukraine was let downSubscriber Only

March 14,2022 03:30:53 AM

Its hopes of democracy, socialism were belied

Mon, Mar 14, 2022

A lesson from the MahabharataSubscriber Only

February 16,2022 03:30:49 AM

G. N. Devy writes: As the hijab issue roils the nation, it would do to remember how Krishna stood by Draupadi at a time when, as now, dharma was under siege and anarchy loomed.

Thu, Feb 17, 2022

Remember how the Constitution was brought into beingSubscriber Only

December 03,2021 03:16:53 AM

🔴 G. N. Devy writes: Tribal communities, workers, peasants, students and the common people braved imprisonment or bullets and fought for the dream of a freedom that would ensure justice and equality

Sat, Dec 04, 2021

The mythical horses shaping IndiaSubscriber Only

July 23,2021 03:01:06 AM

Pegasus spyware, named after the winged horse of Greek myth, is currently featuring in media and drawing room conversations

Fri, Jul 23, 2021

An activist life in fictionSubscriber Only

July 29,2016 00:02:03 AM

Mahasweta Devi drew imaginary landscapes to narrate stories of the oppressed and the marginalised.

Fri, Jul 29, 2016

Struggle for survival, not of faithSubscriber Only

March 06,2016 00:24:48 AM

The Asur community is facing a serious threat of extinction. Given the struggle for their survival and cultural existence they face, it matters little to them if they are Hindus or not. What they need is livelihood and a threat-free environment

Sun, Mar 06, 2016

Speaking of resilienceSubscriber Only

August 19,2013 03:16:02 AM

The question is not: how many languages has India lost? It is: why did so many Indian languages survive colonialism?

Mon, Aug 19, 2013