Monday, 17 March 2025
Monday, 17 March 2025
Have you tried the Magaz Haleem from Sufia?
One of Asia’s best restaurants, Comorin, is popping up in Kolkata!
Have you tried this summer-special sip with ‘gond katira’?
Busting myths and breaking barriers with Ayhika Mukherjee this Women’s Day
Who says ‘dark is not beautiful’, questions Sunandini Banerjee
If international cricket comes to be seen as BCCI’s rotten borough, it will lose its credibility and with it, its precarious hold on the public imagination. India might be left to play with itself
MUKUL KESAVAN
Indians still constitute a substantial portion of Singapore’s more than 1.5 million foreign workers and still account for only a minute fraction of the island-State’s wage bill
SUNANDA K. DATTA-RAY
The opposition and resistance to the NEP by southern states are not merely political but a defence of constitutional rights, educational integrity, and state autonomy
JOHN J. KENNEDY
Over the last six to seven decades, governments have experimented with standard responses to economic downturns or upswings according to the beliefs of those in power and their economic advisers
ANUP SINHA
The right to rest is a fundamental human right, according to India’s Supreme Court. The need to forego sleep should then be symptomatic of a health injustice arising from social inequalities
THE EDITORIAL BOARD
Imtiaz’s remarks come a week after Shahid Kapoor said he is open to doing a sequel of the 2007 romantic drama starring Kareena Kapoor Khan
