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Was AI used to murder school children in Iran?
By Ajith Pillai. Wars are mindless. It only spreads death and destruction. The script never changes—AI has only made it worse.
4 hours ago8 min read


One nation. ONE CYLINDER!
By Satya Sagar. Another great victory and ALL THAT GAS!
20 hours ago1 min read


Between this bully and that, the end of Pax Americana
By Satya Sagar. India and Pakistan have been exposed as Trojan Horses for Western imperialism by openly collaborating with the US and Israel. They have lost respect worldwide and within their own borders by failing to stand by Iran .
20 hours ago6 min read


Imagined Homeland, and other stories
By Amit Sengupta. When the Tide Goes Out. Where ever they went, they enriched the land, made the earth golden, the sweat on their brow nourishing the soil.
2 days ago6 min read


The rise and rise of Ghost Newspapers: Fish Eye, Lake View, Bargi, Chinar, Bekhouf Shankh, Jumbo, Bhumi, Teesri Ankh, Teesri Duniya…
By Anuradha Bhasin. Free Press. That may be wishful thinking in times when the government is pushing independent media to the brink and patronising an ecosystem of noise and nuisance.
3 days ago6 min read


Love, I thought...
By Sreela Das Gupta in Santiniketan. And the whispers of our kisses...
Which we stole from the pages...
Of an incomplete story...
3 days ago3 min read


The pain of an eternal spectator
By Rupak Bardhan Roy in Nice, France. Ideology is not dead.
6 days ago4 min read


Why Israelis look down on Indians
By Ganpaty Nataraj. Modi called Benjamin Netanyahu — a man the International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant for — his brother.
7 days ago6 min read


Where have all the young men gone?
By Meher Pestonji in Mumbai. When they joined the army did these kids realise they might be sent to fight for another country?
Mar 82 min read


The intimacy of Memory
By Suresh Nautiyal. This heritage shows how journeys across seas became roots in soil; how cultural inheritance adapts without dissolving; how identity, when shared with dignity, strengthens the broader social fabric.
Mar 73 min read


The Subservience of Silence: India’s Complicity in US-Israel’s Unjust War Against Iran
By Ganpy Natraj. This is not just silence. It is complicity by absence.
Mar 74 min read


You Can’t Blame AI, My Lord
What steps can a judge or lawyer take to ensure that a cited legal document is not the result of an ‘AI hallucination’, which may produce false or fabricated information along with seemingly legitimate citations?
Mar 63 min read


Now, it's all out in the open...
By AJ Philip. The question before you is stark: is it proper for you to continue in office if your presence risks damaging the reputation of your leader and the government you serve?
Mar 68 min read


Brand Kashmir: Lavender, roses, deep red saffron, pashmina, tulips…
By Dr Mubeen Shah. Branding Kashmir is not about logos or slogans. It is about economic dignity, cultural preservation, and global positioning.
Mar 64 min read


'But the heart remains frozen...'
By Meher Pestonji in Bombay. I fail to feel any empathy at a reel showing Jews in Tel Aviv running in panic as a missile hits a multi-storeyed building behind them. I hear screams, sense their terror, but the heart remains frozen.
Mar 42 min read


AI to the left of them, AI to the right...
By Ajith Pillai in Chennai. AI. Will we become slaves to the machines and the corporations that run them?
Mar 27 min read


The Courage to Fight for a Dream
By Suresh Nautiyal. What gives memory its resilience against erasure?
And how do small markers preserve ideas and ideals?
Mar 24 min read


Wazwaan: Aromatic Rogan Josh, Rista, the celebrated Gushtaba…
By Rao Farman Ali. Mutton holds a central place in daily life and family/community celebrations. Dishes such as the aromatic Rogan Josh, Rista, and the celebrated Gushtaba highlight how mutton is the essence of Wazwaan, Kashmir's traditional grand feast.
Mar 13 min read


Carnival time in Khajuraho
Photo feature by Raju Mansukhani. Timeless messages of magical love, aesthetic beauty and compassion in a world scarred by relentless volatility, war and chaos...
Mar 11 min read


Woman, Dance, Resistance
By Aprameya Manthena. Chandralekha believed that the classical tradition had to be re-applied with the age-old questions surrounding body, sexuality, devotion, power, resistance, beauty, spirit,fertility, nature and intellect.
Feb 289 min read
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