With just about six months to go for the Assembly elections in Karnataka, it is fair to say that the BJP is beginning on the back foot. There are two …
Regardless of who wins the assembly elections in Gujarat next month, one thing is for sure: the poll campaign—so far—has presented a glimpse of two competing styles to attain or …
It’s a national shame that as important a day as ‘Deendayal UpadhyayUbale Utpadan Divas’ (DUUUD) passed off without attracting too much notice even from fully paid-up ‘bhakts’, trolls and bots …
The relationship between journalists and bureaucrats is, at best, a marriage of convenience. Both need each other when need be. No more, no less. Given their general air of superiority, …
For the first day in 46 years, today’s issue of Andolana, the Kannada broadsheet daily newspaper from Mysore, appears without the name of its founder and editor Rajashekar Koti, who …
‘Beggar’ is not quite the right word to use for a woman who has lived down your street all your life; who has seen you grow up; who has spent …
Barring honourable exceptions like The Telegraph, Calcutta, mainstream English media has happily abdicated its principal duty in a democracy: to stand up and speak truth to power; to reveal the …
The 83rd Kannada sahitya sammelana will be held in Mysore from November 24 to 26, and the most important literatary document for the gabfest has been unveiled: the menu. Strangely, for …
Although it has been turned into a fitness fad at the hands (and legs) of cads, Yoga is about the body and the mind. It has a mental, spiritual, philosophical …
On a personal journey across white America, writer Gary Younge came face to face with alt-right leader Richard Spencer @Channel4 Thurs 10pm pic.twitter.com/25f0gHWmjO — Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) November 7, …
After the last word is written, spoken and tweeted on #DemonetisationDisaster, one question will still remain unanswered, a year on—and possibly for all time to come. How did a Gujarati—yes, …
After having to share airtime with Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi for much of his tenure, the former prime minister Manmohan Singh had the stage all to himself today, on …
Compiling an “All-Time XI” list is every schoolboy’s post-lunch fantasy, and Lord’s Cricket Ground—the maternity ward of an Indian game mistakenly mid-wifed by the English—has been compiling them as if …
The Telegraph, Calcutta, is one of the few newspapers in the country with a fully functional science correspondent, ferreting out readable stories from an otherwise arcane world. In today’s paper, …
Bangalore’s English newspapers carry the usual dumb-ass features to mark Karnataka Rajyotsava, the state’s formation day. Deepa Ganesh breaks the monotony in today’s Hindu with a well-deserved salute to Nagesh …
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