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Ordinary Muslims ready to accept Babri ruling, but who’s listening?
For the Muslim leadership, the demolished Babri Masjid remains a national concern.
04 Dec 2019 3:03 AM
Embattled Ayodhya’s syncretic past
There is little in Singh’s book by way of clues to the committee in its effort at solving the complex communal puzzle.
17 Mar 2019 5:39 AM
The many shades of Jehangir, a quirky Emperor
The third Mughal Emperor, Akbar the Great, built an empire which “grew so large and so rich that it might have toppled the balance of the world”.
09 Dec 2018 12:57 AM
Democracy past its prime, but still resilient
Finally there is the fear of a technological takeover. Current-day unintelligent but super-efficient machines already have the ability to learn.
16 Sep 2018 12:11 AM
Left and Right: Inheritors of a blood-soaked history
From the detailed history of political violence, it emerges that there are no innocent players in the district’s politics.
26 Aug 2018 12:06 AM
A leisurely journey through Pak’s past, present and future
On hearing from him after long, Paracha mailed Anthony asking him to bring his guitar the next time he visited Pakistan.
05 Aug 2018 12:28 AM
A cautious warning on what lies beyond Triple Talaq
The book though ends on a comforting thought (for some) and a rhetorical poser to the ulema.
25 Feb 2018 1:59 AM
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In India, we have countless award-winning thespians, not all of them professional actors. Some of our Nautanki Netas can beat them hollow!
The 24-year-old Lebanese Muslim, Hadi Matar, has been charged with the attempted murder of Salman Rushdie
If India were to be horizontally sliced by income, it can be said to be three overlaid countries
India, acting internationally as a pragmatic, non-preachy, middle power would be new for its citizens