How Padmavati Demonstrates India At Its Worst
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Why is a Medieval legend being used to justify murder?
Nine out of ten judges in higher judiciaries are male. What explains the gender gap in India’s highest courts?
Murmurs of a coup in Zimbabwe have been long in the making – as have rumours of Chinese involvement.
Amidst the chaos of Bangladesh’s refugee camps, child traffickers are kidnapping children for bonded labour.
Corruption in India has outlived governments and every effort taken to tackle it.
Astrologers predicted that the world would end in 1962, and India came to a standstill. How can we combat superstitions?
Why do politicians hold up celibacy as a virtue in a country of 1.3 billion?
India has 196.4 million undernourished people, the highest in the world. It’s a hidden humanitarian crisis.
India is home to half the world’s modern slaves; 18 million people trafficked as slaves – sell skin, sex and children.
India needs to create hundreds of millions of jobs by 2050, besides replacing the many that will go out of fashion.
Gandhi wielded homespun cloth as a means of enchanting the masses. Khadi’s popularity makes it good business even today.
In academia, as in media, no publicity is bad publicity. Can authors rise up the ladder by writing clickbait?
Vijay Prashad explains why he resigned from the editorial board of the journal after it published an apologia for colonialism.
After the Japanese invasion of Burma in World War II, thousands of Indians residing there became refugees.
India’s $620 billion defence budget is riddled with corruption and supply chain issues. Why can’t India make its own weapons?