In this issue

Nowhere Road Still
With the repatriation process frozen due to the current political climate, the lakhs of
Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh have their fate put on hold
Badlands Bypass
The Khattar government’s report card in Haryana goes from bad to worse with each
passing
crime reported from the state. A look behind the factors enabling such violence.
The Bottled Ghosts of Khalistan
Long after the Khalistan militancy days, repressed anger finds shelter elsewhere in a globalised
world. Canada as the new frontier of the radical Sikh movement foments trouble back home.
Money, Money, Money
Making sense of the much-awaited, post-DeMo/GST, budget of the government
Writer Tide
What is behind the growing demand for scriptwriters in Bollywood?

Ripples Turn Into Waves

Changed public sentiment puts Dhaka in a cleft stick on hasty repatriation of Myanmar refugees

8 mins

Nero Plays A Veena Called Saraswati

A sudden spurt in Haryana’s crime points to an administration that lacks in political will and is pressured by caste politics. The CM, though, will ‘remain’.

7 mins

Panth And A Foreign Hand

A new real threat of Khalistani ­terror, fuelled and funded by foreign gurudwaras patronised by liberal white politicians, has revived memories of a blood-drenched era of Punjab’s history

10+ mins

‘Sikh Extremists In Canada, The UK And Italy Are ­Working With ISI Or Independently'

‘Sikh Extremists In Canada, The UK And Italy Are ­Working With ISI Or Independently’

6 mins

Punjaap Tripped On A Fuse

An ambitious AAP flirted with the wrong ­sentiment in Punjab last year—separatism

6 mins

Modicare: Insurance Policy 2019

Jaitley promises succour, belatedly, to aggrieved sectors. But is it too thin a supply of oxygen for India’s distressed?

7 mins

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