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Opinion Dec.10.19

Over time, a different melody

Concerts, much like life, can flatter to deceive
By Ruchir Joshi
Opinion Nov.26.19

Dropping anchor in a magical sanctuary

Paradise as we know is a movable and constantly shifting carnival
By Ruchir Joshi
Opinion Nov.12.19

A verdict on the republic

Do we conclude that the nation has reached the end of its usefulness, or continue to believe it will serve its people?
By Ruchir Joshi
Opinion Oct.29.19

Why lessons from Nazi Germany do not apply to India

There should be no fear that an Indian prime minister can take us into any prolonged war outside the country
By Ruchir Joshi
Opinion Oct.15.19

Let's manage our garbage, for starters

For all their elite education, why are the city's wealthiest oblivious to the need to address the impending disaster?
By Ruchir Joshi
Opinion Sep.24.19

Remembered hues: Wandering among paintings

A painting is also, in a sense, a sculpture, with the three dimensionality of the canvas
By Ruchir Joshi
Opinion Sep.10.19

How to keep the past alive

India may not be able to match the Branly, but it can certainly do better in terms of scholarly and curatorial vision
By Ruchir Joshi
Opinion Aug.27.19

Racism: communalism's echoes in Europe

No surprise that Macron is with Modi on Kashmir - what's a neighbourhood spat against keeping a valued customer happy?
By Ruchir Joshi
Opinion Aug.13.19

The challenge for Kashmiris is to find effective, non-violent ways to counter the situation

Gandhi understood the urge to hit back at one’s oppressors. But he also saw that violence always led to more violence and suffering
By Ruchir Joshi
Opinion Jul.23.19

The flawed genius of Diego Maradona

A recently released film traces the unfolding of the great, grungy, modern tragedy
By Ruchir Joshi

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