All Stories for Issue 18
Missing the Mood for the Breeze
Bvrao • 6 years agoThe media missed the Modi juggernaut that wasn’t even trying to hide in plain sight, and looked for results in the wrong place—the corridors of the national capital. All exit polls, however, got the direction right: Modi was coming back
Lessons for our Liberals
Praveen • 6 years agoNarendra Modi’s thumping victory shows that the traditional forces of liberalism and the Left are facing annihilation. Liberals need to develop a new language of politics to stay relevant
Politicians don’t want reforms in the police force
Prakash Singh • 6 years agoThose in power have a feudal attitude, and see the force as an instrument given to them
Thailand’s chance to reset ties with forces
Michael J Montesano • 6 years agoYoung Thai voters seem to view military as an unsuitable partner for the monarchy
Time India Lay’s eyes on Pepsi potato case
Shambhavi Naik • 6 years agoDon’t allow MNCs like Pepsi to control the supply chain; buy produce back from farmers
Trump’s West Asia plan is going nowhere
Peter Jones • 6 years agoPalestinians may not accept the deal with Israel as it puts paid their statehood dreams
Emperor Shahjahan’s cookbook
Sourish • 6 years agoA rare handwritten cookbook dating back to the time of Shahjahan gets a second life
Superhero politics, read between the lines
Bhaskar Chawla • 6 years agoBeyond star-studded heroism, the Avengers series is popular for its anti-fascist message
An artist’s response to Sabarimala
Ankush Arora • 6 years agoPiyali Sadhukhan extends on her past work – on gender and the violence directed at it
Of Blood, Sweat & Glory
Abhishek Mehrotra • 6 years agoOver 44 years, the ICC World Cup has thrown up some incredible sporting feats. Here, we attempt to capture the triumphs and tragedies of this storied tournament