Novelist Rahul Bhattacharya reflects on cricket, class, travel, reading culture and the decade-long making of "Railsong".

The image, vivid in memory as if based on a scene I had witnessed in real life, is actually from the pages of a book— Aranyak ...

The NSA arrests of Satyam Verma and others expose how worker solidarity, labour rights activism, and constitutional ...

Trump’s China visit exposed rising tensions over Taiwan, trade, and hegemony as Xi Jinping framed Beijing’s ascent as ...

The shooting of delivery worker Pandav Kumar by a Delhi Police constable reveals how migrant workers remain indispensable to ...

Pather Panchali—arguably the best-known novel in the Bengali language—was written by my grandfather Bibhutibhushan ...

The West Bengal election raises questions about voter deletions, electoral integrity, and the future of democracy in India.

On May 3, 2026, the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET), India’s unified, nationwide entrance examination for ...

DMK reliance on legacy social media and politics faces shift as youth platforms reshape Tamil Nadu polls, exposing crisis in ...

As the rupee crashes past 100 to the dollar, the article links crony capitalism, weak investment, and democratic decline to ...

As Punjab approaches Assembly election expected early next year, the ruling AAP finds itself confronting a growing number of ...

West Bengal 2026 election faces scrutiny over unusually rapid polling data, voter roll deletions, and claims of electoral ...