The story of Nirbhaya, her rapists, and a country seething with rage and violence, caught between feudal hierarchies and...
The Jindal-Zee scandal is the latest warning sign for India’s troubled Fourth Estate. Is there anybody willing to clean...
If the capacity for laughter is a society’s health card, the cross-party call for a cartoon disarmament in textbooks...
cartoon disarmament, constitution, controversy, Cover Story, Gopikrishnan, GP Deshpande, humour, K Shankar Pillai, Kapil Sibal, knee-jerk, Mrinal Miri, NCERT, Nehru, Nehru cartoons, Parliament, Rohinton Mistry, satire, Sharifuddin Shariq, Shoma Chaudhury, Sudhir Tailang, Suhas Palshikar, textbooks, uproar, Varun Gandhi, Volume 9 Issue 21, Yogendra Yadav
Aamir Khan on his trail-blazing show Satya Meva Jayate, what sparked the idea, its long gestation and how it...
3 Idiots, Aamir Khan, Anna Hazare movement, cinema, culture, Doordarshan, emotions, entertainment, female foeticide, interview, interviews, life, Rang De Basanti, Satyajit Bhatkal, Satyamev Jayate, Shoma Chaudhury, society, Sunaina Kumar, Taare Zameen Par, Television, Uday Shankar, Volume 9 Issue 20
It has been a year of seething people's movements and unprecedented direct action on the street. What does this...
Where do the battles for earth, water and sky end? Dayamani Barla and Aruna Roy in conversation with Shoma...
Activist, adivasis, agriculture, Arcelor Mittal, Aruna Roy, Bokaro electro-steel company, coal, Communist Party of South Africa, community values, dam, Dayamani Barla, displaced, employment, foreign investment, Forest, Goa, heritage, Hindu, iron ore, Jeremy Cronin, Jharkhand, Land Acquisition Act, lopsided development, Mahatma Gandhi, minerals, Muslim, policy, politicians, polluted river, Post-Independence, rivers, Sanjay Dubey, SEZ, Shoma Chaudhury, Sikh, steel plant, Tehelka THiNK Fest 2011, tribals, Volume 8 issue 51, water
Cabinet minister Kapil Sibal may have pressed all the wrong buttons but he’s cracked open a much-needed debate on...
The first edition of THiNK brought together an electric range of cutting-edge voices from across the globe. A reading...
The miracle of individual choice may be what is keeping us safe as a society. Some people just choose...
Amit Jethwa, Bharat Nepali, Binayak Sen, Chhattisgarh, Cover Story, environment, Himanshu Kumar, honesty, Indian democracy, Indian state, individual choice, judiciary, Kuldeep Sharma, Malthusian theory, Maoists, Raipur, rule of law, security threat, Shoma Chaudhury, truth, Volume 8 Issue 8, Yashwant Sonawane
NIIRA RADIA — owner of PR company Vaishnavi Communications, among others — is not merely a fixer in the...