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Facing US tariffs and automation risks, Ha-Joon Chang argues that India must rebuild manufacturing via industrial policy, capital controls, and national champions.

Sunil Tambe argues that monsoon shaped caste, trade, faith, and state formation across South Asia, challenging hyper-majoritarian nationalism. Explore how climate disruption is reshaping India.

Chief Justice Gavai’s 2025 tenure saw reversals in rights, environmental law, and judicial independence—deepening executive ...

A deep dive into the 2025 Bihar Assembly results: the NDA's massive surge, Mahagathbandhan's failure, and the role of caste, ...

As governments push for round-the-clock economies, trade unions say women face higher risks, weaker inspections, and ...

Dharmendra’s death closes a chapter in Indian cinema, tracing his rise from Punjab’s rural heartlands to Bollywood stardom.

Two Italian masters offered clashing portraits of India—one shaped by Nehruvian modernity, the other by subaltern ...

A powerful conversation with Telugu writer Syed Saleem on disability, marginalisation, creative struggle and humanist fiction ...

A hundred years after his birth, if Tyeb Mehta’s works still disturb and disorient viewers, it is because he graphically ...