What enables these students to make disturbing and important connections between their own lives, the institutions they inhabit, the money they earn and spend, and the wars raging across the world in a way that most of us are either unable or unwilling to make? 

A new translation of Hari Krishna Kaul’s stories, 'For Now It Is Night', brings out the different shapes of loneliness in Kashmiri Pandits' lives.

The most dangerous threat for a republic is not always one that comes from external aggressors, but one that reinforces the tyranny of the powerful.