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Kamal Nath being garlanded at an election rally ahead of the Assembly elections, in Jabalpur on November 17, 2018

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1984 is not forgotten

Kamal Nath’s elevation as chief minister of Madhya Pradesh is a bid to normalise the nadir of our history as a republic

By Mukul Kesavan

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After the election results, a sense of relief

By Manini Chatterjee
The deserted BJP office in New Delhi on Tuesday, December 11, 2018

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#MeToo in universities: Heartbreak and hope

By Adrija Dey
Students rally in Kolkata on December 29, 2012, after the gang rape of a 23-year-old woman in Delhi horrified the nation
The message from tiny Mizoram, whose 84-year-old chief minister categorically repudiated the BJP’s ideology, is no less relevant to the periodic tests of popularity inherent in the democratic process.

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Laid bare: the limitations of identity politics

By Sunanda K. Datta-Ray
There are over 500 yoga centres and nearly a million students affiliated to the Iyengar school of yoga.

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Open-source yoga: The cultural capital of B.K.S. Iyengar

By T. Surendar
Congress workers celebrate their Assembly election win at its headquarters in New Delhi on December 11, 2018

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Demand for 'vikas' trumps bogey of Hindutva

By The Editorial Board
The East Calcutta wetlands

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How to lose hope

By Chandrima S. Bhattacharya
Little Kolkata in London’s Covent Garden

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Calcutta served on a platter in the heart of London

By Amit Roy
In his zeal as the BJP's biggest vote catcher, Narendra Modi sometimes forgets that he is also the prime minister of India, and a particularly egregious instance of this memory lapse was on display last week

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Lies mark Modi's AgustaWestland drive

By Manini Chatterjee
Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the Jagran forum on the 75th anniversary of Dainik Jagran newspaper, in New Delhi on Friday, December 7, 2018.

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The BJP needs to go the extra mile

By Swapan Dasgupta
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A protester at a demonstration against rape and other crimes against women in New Delhi on April 12, 2018

The enormous potential of #MeToo

By Rudrangshu Mukherjee
The Statue of Unity may be an indirect embodiment of the height of megalomania, but such grandiloquent gestures are typical of the men and women of straw who commission these and make decisions for us

Evidence of intellectual bankruptcy

By Soumitra Das
BJP National President Amit Shah during a press conference, in New Delhi on Friday, December 7, 2018

Poll results: Amit Shah more shocked than Modi

By The Telegraph
Our lives are inexorably moving towards the future dominated by science and technology, while our beliefs and faiths are moving to an ancient past

Modernity's procession of wasted lives

By Anup Sinha
The world's tallest statue, 'Statue of unity', with a height of 182 metres, of Sardar Vallabhai Patel in Gujarat.

The trouble with wanting to be the tallest

By Devi Kar
Raheema Khatoon, a Rohingya refugee, with her children, in Delhi (file picture)

Rohingya crisis: Layers of tragedy

By Pradip Phanjoubam
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Cow politics: Lessons from Alwar

By The Editorial Board
Letters

Will a sweet shortage force us to care about climate change?

By The Telegraph
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