In this issue

18 Getting Darker Still
A resurgent Jaish-e-Mohammed in Kashmir signals a deadlier phase of militancy
20 The Plan Stays Intact
The two BJP ministers sacked after the Kathua rape were already going to resign owing to
a planned cabinet reshuffle. The BJP experiment in J&K reveals such layers and more.
22 Water Running Over
This time, it’s the Cauvery dispute that has caused the forever lurking sentiment of Tamil
nationalism to erupt. Understanding its contemporary contours.
38 Everything Leaks Data
They made a show of locking the gates up early, when WhatsApp became ‘end-to-end-encrypted’
in 2016, but research shows that with the right keys, third-parties can mine this data too
54 Redefining Star Senior
It was in the making awhile, with Big B laying the foundations for it and Rishi Kapoor joining
in. Now, finally, with a film like 102 Not Out, the senior-citizen hero is a legit trend.

Lake Placid

Key changes in the South Block shaped the Wuhan summit’s vision of cooperation

5 mins

Three Years For Hardliners

J&K cabinet reshuffle shows PDP and BJP saving their alliance without any attempt to bury the hatchet

6 mins

Rule Of The Known-Alls

Our hyperlinked world endangers our privacy and dignity as a few know everything the rest are doing

3 mins

Sighs In Green Dialogue

The nomination process for Bengal’s panchayat polls was smeared in blood. Within the  HC’s relief to the opposition was the neatest of lobs—filing papers through WhatsApp.

6 mins

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