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Moving from reportage to the novel, Sengupta argues that fiction can expose the social, moral, and bureaucratic realities of ...

With the Awami League sidelined and the BNP poised for power, India is recalibrating its Bangladesh policy by engaging an old adversary. Tarique Rahman’s careful signalling offers reassurance without ...

From sanctions to the abduction of President Nicolás Maduro, US actions in Venezuela mark the exhaustion of imperial power.

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West Bengal announced Samudra Sathi in 2024 to support fisherfolk during the annual fishing ban. More than a year later, the ...

By refusing bail to Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam, the Supreme Court has sent a stark message to India’s emerging Muslim ...

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The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation election has become a high-stakes contest over political legacy, linguistic identity, ...

Fear now governs classrooms, newsrooms, and public life in India as teachers, journalists, and minorities self-censor under ...