Sunday, 08 March 2026
Sunday, 08 March 2026
KCC hosts real life love story inspired journey as a theatre production
Explore Dalhousie on a heritage walk on Women’s Day eve
Dig in to Ramadan specials at Shiraz Golden Restaurant
Witness a slice of colonial art at Alipore Museum
Zakaria Street to welcome history enthusiasts on a heritage food walk
Gandhi would see precarity and cruelty as moral failures. Nehru would read rising inequality as threats to democratic citizenship. Ambedkar would be the most unsparing
MANOJ KUMAR JHA
In India’s past, women have suffered the oppressions of gender and varna. Women’s reservation in Parliament and assemblies is a substantial step forward in the direction of equality
G.N. DEVY
The reduction of mohalla clinics has ignited political discourse. Yet, underneath the partisanship is a critical policy inquiry: how can we build primary care systems that help people stay healthy?
DEBARATI BHATTACHARYA
Trump has said that the war can go on for four or five weeks. The history of past interventions in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Libya holds lessons for the future. Iran represents a bigger challenge
D.P. SRIVASTAVA
This year’s International Women’s Day should, therefore, prompt a broader recognition of how war undermines gender equality and halts the delivery of women’s rights in fundamental ways
THE EDITORIAL BOARD
Directed by Aditya Dhar, the spy thriller is set to release in theatres on March 19, with paid previews on March 18
