
From Kabul to Kolkata: A feast of flavours at The Lalit Great Eastern
Art exhibition to revisit the legacy of G. C. Chakravarty
A taste of Macau arrives at Glenburn Penthouse with Chef Katherine Lim
Gulammohammed Sheikh retrospective opens at TRI Art & Culture in Kolkata
Satyaki Banerjee brings together mysticism and folklore through original sound
Like Modi, Shah aims to create a Hindu rashtra in which people of other faiths, and especially Muslims, shall be second-class citizens. He pursues this ambition even more ferociously than his boss
RAMACHANDRA GUHA
To save a life is an unquestionable good; to impose a presence is not. Ariel Dorfman’s genius lies in forcing us to recognise that the line between care and control is often perilously thin
SHELLEY WALIA
Asymmetries in modern-day conflicts recall The Mewar versus the Mughals equation, and the absence of a clear-cut victory suggests that the side with the greater staying power is also the victor
T.C.A. RAGHAVAN
While organising farmers under an institutional umbrella remains an important policy tool, India needs to make a course correction: infuse capital and hand-hold these fledgling firms
JAIDEEP HARDIKAR
It is important for India to take a firm position. Through their actions, the US and Iran have made clear that India's historical relations with them mean little when they choose to bomb ships
THE EDITORIAL BOARD

The spectacle marked the grand finale of a three-part celebration staged across the host nations