Giant forest trees threatened by Great Nicobar mega project
Why India’s higher education institutions continue to flunk the anti-discrimination test
A record room for Adil Jussawalla
Can Israel’s Arab parties help choose its next government?
‘The Dystopian Times’ by Appupen
Putting the margins at the centre
A hundred days of disappointment
Our social media is highly politically controlled: Apar Gupta
20 years of Forest Rights Act
Already beset by multiple challenges, can Punjab hold its own in the face of sectarian baiting?
Just as AI has overtaken human capability, will it also leave human control behind?
The governing vision of the class must rest with a human teacher: Saikat Majumdar
Delimitation as envisaged by this government threatens not just the federal principle, but democracy itself.
In its centenary year, the Indian Left faces an existential crisis
A scorching Earth needs serious action
Beijing used Trump’s visit to announce a new world order
Five Assembly elections and what lies behind the results
The West Asia row's long-term impact on the global economy
Art, interrupted and transformed
How Kalyani Thakur Charal built a room outside the bhadralok world
Despite great progress, the gaps in India's healthcare system are still daunting.
And how they are expected to play out.
A response to the review of Speaking of History
How two reckless men have taken us to the edge of a third world war
Why women in mathematics still need a room of their own
The anger of dominant castes that has stalled the UGC regulations has in reality stalled the last-mile delivery of Article 14.
UGC equity rules are a carefully curated political gesture: Anand Teltumbde
Six eminent writers look back at 2025 across six broad areas: money, technology, wellness, relationships, language, and social media.
Stripped of their slick packaging, the new Labour Codes offer relief not to workers but to employers.
