In this issue

Voice Of The Electorate

The Muslim Question

In the time of polarisation politics and othering, how to respond to the banality of hate?

7 mins

Voters' Cold Wave

Heat wave, voter apathy and cyclic migration are blamed for the poor voter turnout in Bihar. Political parties are clueless about what impact will it have on election results

9 mins

Occupy Ivy League

Students protesting in American universities are asking the US government to rethink its policy towards Israel

5 mins

Left Side Story

Personal attacks, lower voter turnout and the BJP’s determined campaigning: how has Kerala voted this time?

5 mins

Across the Pir Panjals

The newly carved-out constituency of Anantnag-Rajouri is set to witness a very close contest

4 mins

Gashes in the Red Sand

Residents of the tribal district of Gadchiroli resist development models that destroy the environment

8 mins

When Taps and Hope Run Dry

Peaking water scarcity and pervasive groundwater contamination have increased migration from many districts of Rajasthan.

5 mins

Pilgrim's Politics

Two-time MP from Varanasi, Narendra Modi, is sculpting the eternal city in his image

10+ mins

Under The Model Town

Muslim ghettos in Ahmedabad are dilapidated and neglected

8 mins

The Master Strategist

The Assam chief minister enjoys popularity both as an administrator and a politician despite his relentless anti-Muslim rhetoric

6 mins

Missing in the Margins

The Katkari community in Raigad district has been facing issues like cyclic migration, no rights over forest land, and a dearth of basic facilities. But these concerns don’t find mention in the high-pitched political debates

8 mins

A Vote for Water

Parched farmers will decide who will win in the Mysuru and Mandya regions of Karnataka

8 mins

Raag Darbari in Dharwad

Karnataka’s Hubballi has been the BJP’s ‘gateway to the south’ and remains a hotbed for communal polarisation, as the twin cities of Hubballi-Dharwad head to Lok Sabha polls on May 7

8 mins

Gangsta Rap

Did an independent candidacy elevate Pappu Yadav's stature? Voices from the ground say so

5 mins

Try The Fish, Sam!

THE entire nation knows Arvind Kejriwal’s blood sugar levels.

3 mins

DharmasthalaMantra of Development

Heggade's Path of Development towards Athmanirbharata Traced, How Temples can Transform Life, Economically and Socially

2 mins

Forking Paths of Sanatana and Dravidian Thought

The evolution from devotional egalitarianism to social justice

7 mins

Left, Hand Drive

Whether the Congress' Rahul Gandhi or CPI's Annie Raja wins, Wayanad has widened the chasm in the INDIA bloc

5 mins

Coastal Turbulence

Udupi, Dakshina Kannada and Uttara Kannada-districts in coastal Karnataka, which witnessed increased instances of polarisation in the last few years-have been the BJP's stronghold

6 mins

A Return to the Ballot?

Separatist politics may not influence the general elections in Kashmir this time

6 mins

Miya, Axomia and Tea

The BJP hopes to sweep Assam in the Lok Sabha polls riding on PM Modi and CM Himanta Biswa Sarma's development and Hindutva agenda. The Opposition has constituency-specific strategies

8 mins

The Stained Floodplains

In the calm foothills of the Eastern Himalayas, there is a storm brewing between the BJP and the TMC. The voters are divided

8 mins

Minimum Support Life

Politicians visiting Madhya Pradesh are making big promises to the people, but for the Adivasis, it's still about Jal, Jungle, Jameen

10+ mins

Divine Dividend

Arun Govil, who played Lord Ram in the popular television series, Ramayan, flips the conventions of devotion on the campaign trail

6 mins

Next Gen Bahujan

Nagina Lok Sabha constituency in Bijnor district has emerged as a key battleground for the future of Dalit politics in Uttar Pradesh

6 mins

Remains of a Riot

Can the 2024 Lok Sabha elections reverse the symbolic invisibilisation of Muslims from UP's socio-political arena?

10 mins

The Elephant Can Remember

The Bahujan Samaj Party remains an enigma, but it has come up with a very smart game plan for the Lok Sabha elections

5 mins

Deep Moats of the Dravidian Citadel

Will the BJP's desperate efforts to splinter the people along caste, religious, regional and linguistic fault lines bear fruit in Tamil Nadu's western districts?

9 mins

The Propaganda Files

A recent spate of Hindi films distorts facts and creates imaginary villains. Century-old propaganda cinema has always relied on this tactic

10+ mins

Will Hindutva Survive After 2024?

The idealogy of Hindutva faces a challenge in staying relevant

7 mins

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