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The Pakistan Army’s Operations in East Pakistan Were Brutal and Ruthless
A reporter’s eyewitness account of what he saw in 1971 in and around Dhaka.
Culture
'The House of Jaipur' Maps the History, Glamour and Feuds of a Former Royal Family
Author John Zubrzycki’s new book is a nuanced view of the failings and contributions of Indian princes.
Economy
When a Government Is Hostile to the Press
The current regime puts the media under severe pressure to be lapdogs. Those who don't comply are suitably punished.
Top Stories
You Called Me Fat? Come Sit, Let's Have a Chat
A poem on public fat-shaming and the constant trolling of celebrities over their looks.
Politics
Narendra Modi’s Style Is 'Shock and Awe', but That Strategy Doesn't Always Work
From demonetisation to Kashmir, Modi has sprung many decisions on the nation to project himself as a strong leader. But were the consequences of the actions always carefully thought through?
How New Delhi Became What It Is Today
'Connaught Place and The Making of New Delhi' revisits the capital's fascinating history.
The End Of A Much Loved Indian Railway Line
The Satpura narrow-gauge network used to be the longest of its kind in India, stretching more than 1,000km. But it is now facing closure
