The Surgeon Who Jumped: How Lt Col Farida Rehana Broke the Army’s Airborne Glass Ceiling

Born in Mysore in 1940, Josyula Farida Rehana trained as a doctor, graduating from Mysore Medical College with an MBBS and a…

A Muslim student on the politics of being unnamed

A Muslim student watches a protest for accountability and finds himself inside the cause yet outside its language. A quieter NEET story…

The Men Who Fanned an Empire

British planters, administrators and their households in colonial India relied on a vast, largely unrecorded workforce of servants. Among them were the…

Cartography of Human Frailty, Moral Decay, and Surreal Anxiety

Book review of The Blight and Seven Short Stories (2024) by Bitan Chakraborty

Akbar and the Politics of Inclusion: Revisiting a Mughal Legacy in the Age of Historical Polemics

Less Liberal But Still Democratic”: The Foreign Policy Essay on India That Buries Its Own Bombshells