In an age of streaming and spectacle, these masters remind us that Indian cinema was once a battleground of ideas—about class ...

After Sheikh Hasina’s fall, India must recalibrate ties with a BNP-led Bangladesh amid rising anti-India sentiment and ...

The widespread condemnation of the Pahalgam tourist killings revealed a moral shift among many Kashmiris, raising questions ...

Explore how "global Islam" shifted from ritual to a failed political project, tracing the collapse of sovereignty from ...

The deaths of T.K. Oommen and K. N. Panikkar prompt reflection on India’s fading public intellectual tradition and the rise of influencer-driven culture.

Beneath the crime mystery of Kohrra Season 2 lies a haunting story about migrant workers, social injustice, and mental health stigma in India.

Ballistic missiles fired from Iran entered Turkish airspace twice in March 2026. NATO shot them down. But Turkish officials suspect Tehran wanted to see how the alliance's Kürecik radar would react.

A global photography exhibition reveals the hidden stories of women mathematicians and physicists battling bias, caregiving burdens, and academic exclusion. Can visibility change science’s gender ...

The US-Israel war on Iran reveals a strategic trap: asymmetric retaliation, soaring oil prices, and rising political costs at home. Can Washington escape?

Allahabad High Court questions Uttar Pradesh’s “half encounter” practice and warns police over unlawful shoot-to-disable tactics.

As moral outrage fades, justice is recast as power. From Gaza to global politics, public ethics erode—can democratic morality survive?

Romila Thapar and Namit Arora debate the divide between rigorous scholarship and popular history, revealing the tensions within modern historiography.