Lifestyle /
Published 22.01.23
Excavations of inequality
The pathbreaking magnificent work of The Dawn of Everything rediscovers human history...
By The Telegraph
India /
Published 16.01.23
Thapar queries history of religious victimisation
Thapar focuses on relationship of history with nationalism and cited various historical evidence to negate victimisation theory...
By PTI
in New Delhi
Opinion /
Published 07.09.22
Surreal times
The triumph of hyper-reality in New India...
By Sankarshan Thakur
India /
Published 12.08.22
'Modi's India a reversal of values, ideals'
Historian says country under Hindutva represents a 'reversal of the values' and 'ideals' of the independence movement...
By Our Special Correspondent
in New Delhi
Events /
Published 08.08.22
Teachers deliberate on the idea of democracy at History for Peace conference
Participants from all over India joined the three-day conference conducted by Seagull Foundation for the Arts...
By Subhadrika Sen
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Opinion /
Published 30.04.22
Boris Johnson's recent India visit
EYE ON ENGLAND | Country’s greatest living historian Romila Thapar's recent 'spicy' interview on various Indian issues...
By Amit Roy
Opinion /
Published 18.07.21
Empress of Ancient Indian Studies
The Empress of Ancient Indian Studies...
By Gopalkrishna Gandhi
Books /
Published 30.04.21
Uncommon voices
Romila Thapar's 'Voices of Dissent', a book-length essay, makes us reconsider some of the categories and paradigms that populate our quest for a collective past...
By Iman Mitra
Opinion /
Published 01.12.20
A new jurisprudence: Contempt & sedition laws
The laws on contempt and sedition threaten democracy...
By Kaleeswaram Raj
India /
Published 27.09.20
‘Scapegoats are required as a diversion’
...civilised societies do not treat any community as a scapegoat’...
By Romila Thapar
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