Opinion

Bangladesh begins a new journey. We have a shining history of dismantling oppressive regimes but not quite a bright example

The present existential dilemmas of the bhadralok seem less focussed on the contours of identity. Judging from whispered conversations, the

An elected judiciary poses many threats to democracy. A judge elected by the people’s vote would be under greater pressure

The Congress leader claimed that the amendment created a “legal ambiguity” and undermined the original purpose of the rule established

The economically illiterate reader (like me) browsing the headlines about Donald Trump’s tariffs looks to borrow the opinions of his

When a protester asked, ‘Mamata ji, anyone for Hindus?’ at Kellogg College, Bengal watchers were reminded of the BJP’s core

Gandhi, apart from stating that there were no Hindu-Muslims riots during Aurangzeb’s rule, employed his name to popularise spinning while

On the occasion of the new year 2025, the visions of Tagore and Nehru are of abiding significance to defend