History

India’s proposed push for ancient maths risks loss of rigour, employability

The focus on Indian knowledge systems in the UGC’s proposed mathematics curriculum is a repetition of school-level content and better suited to disciplines such as astronomy and religious studies.
Oct 09

Which Gandhi Should we save?

Gandhi, the great transformer of human behavior, knew India as himself. Beyond politics, his timeless lessons still repair fractured minds and society with enduring relevance
Sep 30

King of Pop: Michael Jackson

Michael rose as the King of Pop, shaping music, dance, and fashion, with his unmatched legacy and influence living on beyond death
Sep 25

The Eggplant Tempura

In modern India, the brinjal still divides opinion – loved and disliked alike – centuries after Akbar-Birbal, its many names evoke diverse emotions and cultural associations nationwide.
Sep 22

The Challenges and Future of Europe: A Strategic Vision

Europe is dealing with economic troubles, security risks, border issues and needs to work together to stay strong, independent and united in changing times
Jul 22

Anti-System Extremisms

An Unnatural Convergence: Hard Right and Radical Left in Their Anti-Westernism and Fascination with Russia

Apr 09

Memory, nationalism and shifting identity in Bangladesh

Last year’s students’ movement has brought to sharp relief the continuing religio-linguistic divide in Bangladesh
Apr 04
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