From his linens sent to Paris for cleaning to his affairs, the public discourse on Nehru has become personal
Purushottam Agrawal
Editor
The BJP's claim to uniqueness is built on the cunning of Kautilya, not the wisdom of Vyasa
Nagarjuna's poetry resonated with a socio-political conscience
Unless monopolies are regulated and wealth redistributed, the ‘after corona’ world order will be dystopic, write Purushottam Agrawal and Ritwik Agrawal
A rational idea of spirituality can heal the split personality syndrome afflicting humanity. Reason is a country India has always belonged to.
The single most important factor of BJP’s stunning victory is the projection of a national vision, a shared dream of proud, assertive India, writes Purushottam Agrawal.
Why do people want the static, frozen ‘dharma’ of colonial-era reactionaries?
The systematically ‘spontaneous’ hateful reactions to the Kerala tragedy are part of the same project as the campaign of hate-driven lynchings
History alchemised by poetry, the Sufi entwined with the sensuous. Inside Malik Muhammad Jayasi's 'Padmavat'.
RSS seldom hides its ‘Hindu rashtra’ agenda, only puts it on the ‘backburner’ sometimes. A true nationalistic movement alone can counter its march.
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