All Stories for Issue 17
The meandering narrative of electoral politics
Rahul Narvekar • 6 years agoThe narrative matters the most in this digital age, thanks to Whatsapp University
A quick journey of startling contrasts
Kavita Sachwani • 6 years agoRevival and rejuvenation of Ganga has been a massive, costly effort, but to little avail
Thank God! I listened to my father
Rian Rao Narvekar • 6 years agoI was looking forward to a sneak peek into progress on several socio-economic issues
Hope springs eternal in the eternal city
Souniya Khurana • 6 years agoThe visit to Varanasi made me aware of a development tool: the child that the city nurtures
Firsthand insight into the mood of the nation
Suraja Kishore • 6 years agoIt’s not anti-incumbency, it’s a message to Modi government: we made you, we can break you
Teen angst drama finds digital platform
Manik Sharma • 6 years agoFilmmakers are discovering an avenue in the digital space to explore coming-of-age drama
Fastan: A cliffhanger for election officials
Rayan Naqash • 6 years agoOne of Ladakh’s highest polling stations was set up so that 29 people could cast votes
A Chhattisgarh town, Miss AC Funk and Titanic
Debobrat Ghose123 • 6 years agoMiss Funk had celebrated her 38th birthday on board the ship that sank shortly thereafter
Providing public education is a service
Akriti Bhatia • 6 years agoThe virtue of education will be hit if the state decides what jobs students can take up
The rest of the world is no different from US
Rashmee_roshan_lall • 6 years agoMany of the world’s richest democracies have an obvious problem with women in politics