Award-winning author Andaleeb Wajid on authentic Muslim women, grief writing, and resisting stereotypes in Indian fiction.

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A new scholarly volume argues that Hindutva in power mirrors fascism’s core traits—chauvinistic nationalism, organised ...

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As Andhra Pradesh courts Big Tech investment, Dalit farmers in Tarluvada village in the State's Visakhapatnam district face ...

India’s vishwaguru dream rests on a selective civilisational myth, critics argue. Caste, exclusion, and inequality shape ...

Sudhir Patwardhan’s grim and portentous paintings represent (as opposed to document) an ever-expanding Mumbai/Bombay that ...

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As protests grip Iran, images from Venezuela fuel fears of sanctions-driven collapse. From shrinking middle classes to ...