Waters addressed the UN security council at Russia’s invitation. He called for an immediate ceasefire in Ukraine, but the Ukrainian ambassador dismissed his words as “just another brick in the wall” of Moscow’s propaganda.

For years, it was anticipated that public access AI would trigger ethical questions. Now that ChatGPT3 has jumped the gun, we need answers quickly.

For years, it was anticipated that public access AI would trigger ethical questions. Now that ChatGPT3 has jumped the gun, we need answers quickly.

Edited by Jerry Pinto and Madhulika Liddle, 'Indian Christmas: Essays, Memories, Hymns' gives us a look into the tropicalisation of Christmas in the subcontinent.

Ranabir Ray Choudhury’s 'The Shaping of Modern Calcutta' is an excellent guide to the history of Calcutta.

No one likes arbitrary potentates, and the most unsettling are those who realise that they don’t have to change the law, because they can just ignore it.

Farrukh Dhondy’s account is a page-turner because he is an embedded journalist kicking and screaming to be let out, yet unwilling to rush out the door for fear of missing a great story.

The Union government's order mandating VPN providers to maintain user data hits at the very raison d'etre of the technology and seeks to put them out of business, without actually having to ban them.

In Mihir Vatsa’s travelogue 'Tales of Hazaribagh: An Intimate Exploration of Chhotanagpur Plateau', the land is the protagonist which reveals itself slowly.

Contrary to the spirit of reform, Modi’s government has sought to arrogate to itself the power to transfer IAS and IPS officers at will, without the concurrence of state governments.

Ten years after liberalisation, as the middle class was swelled by upward mobility, new entrants sought a better diet and prices rose. Now, the very same people seem to be learning to do with less, without complaining too loudly. 

When our government tries to pass off punitive action as a ‘survey’, we know where that dodge came from.