PERSPECTIVES
The celebration of relationships has become part of life in contemporary society. In the secular…
“Has this really happened? Are you sure? What are we going to do now,” a…
This entire Salman Rushdie attack has really disturbed me. On the one hand, Salman is…
The Indian state completed 75 years of existence on August 15. A stock-taking reveals much…
Ayman Al-Zawahiri was killed in Afghanistan recently. Zawahiri was notorious for his role in Al-Qaeda…
Strangely enough, just two hours before Salman Rushdie was brutally stabbed in upstate New York,…
Bold, brutally frank and bright, are the three adjectives that sum up Nikita Gill, whose…
My beloved India, you continue to be one of the biggest paradoxes I have ever…
I will not call myself a history buff by any means. It wasn’t one of…
“Zaam na, zaam na; kisu teyi zaam naa” (“I won’t leave, I won’t; not for…
I was born six years after India became an independent nation and three years after…
It was the year 1911. Sara Chapman Bull, a resident of Brattle Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts,…
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