Everything Will Be Remembered
English translation of the epic poem, Sab Yaad Rakha Jayega.
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Rabindranath Tagore: A Universal Bard
Two greats of our era converse on the relevance of Tagore today on the occasion of his 159th birth anniversary.
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The Most Beautiful House In the World
Our world will be fine if we apply the Ten Principles of Bandung and heed the lessons from Uncle Ho’s modest house-on-stilts.
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The Outrageous Optimism of Jean-Paul Sartre
The French philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre died 40 years ago, in the month of April. Sartre’s philosophy and political values can still inspire struggles for freedom today.
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Frantz Fanon: The Brightness of Metal
A sparkling introduction to Fanon’s life and work, stressing the contemporary political traction of his radical humanism.
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Lenin in Urdu: His Every Word Became Poetry
Raza Naeem explores the Russian revolutionary’s influence on Urdu’s literati.
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Late Madhu Limaye
A tribute to Madhu Limaye, one of the most distinguished socialist leaders of India.
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Heal the World
The song Jackson said he was most proud to have created.
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In Assam, Syed Abdul Malik’s Ode to Composite Culture Is Being Vilified on Social Media
Jyotirmoy Talukdar translates the poem 'Moi Axomiya', which narrates in first person the
tale of Muslim Mughal soldiers who fell in love with Assam's beauty and decided to stay
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The Folly and Vanity of the Project to Redesign Delhi
Ramachandra Guha Six years ago, the then editor of the Hindustan Times invited me to write a fortnightly column. I agreed, on condition that there would be no censorship. While occasionally some changes to my text were made without my consent, there was no attempt to get me to rewrite my column or change its…
