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Monthly Archives: October, 2026

Politics

Part I: The vote that can say only one thing

* This is the first in a series on how India elects and governs itself....
Srikant Sekhar -
Politics

He said ‘regime change’

PRASHANT BHUSHAN leaned towards the microphone at the Press Club of India on 15...
Kaushlesh Rai -
Culture

The sound of a qawwali for Bhagwan Ram’s wedding was a choice

Mangal Rang was released on 25 October, eleven days before Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana reaches...
Akanksha Singh Raghuvanshi -
Politics

Sharjeel Imam calls nationalism idolatry, then builds a nation of his own

Sharjeel Imam, the left's blue-eyed boy, though he says it has seldom loved him...
Editor -
Politics

Who gains when the Cockroach Janta Party stays off the ballot?

ON 12 OCTOBER the Delhi Police told the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) that Jantar...
Saurabh Shukla -
Politics

Neha Bora and the franchise that never chose India

Bose challenged India’s communists in 1928. AISA still hasn’t answered.
A Shaw -
Law

It was never just speech

Sharjeel Imam has been in custody since 28 January 2020: six years and nearly...
Rajyavardhan Choubey -
Culture

In Almora, Ravan never burns alone

The town’s mohallas build two dozen of Ravan’s allies, and burn them together on Dussehra
Anjali Bist -
Religion

They carved statues too

The myth of a primitive West flatters Indians. It hides what prophetic monotheism destroyed, and what it can still destroy here.
Srikant Sekhar -
Religion

The Bengali who eats meat during Durga Puja is no less a Hindu

Every Navratri, someone says it again: meat must not be eaten while the Devi...
A Shaw -
Society

Part II: Who wrote the caste question

An Indian sociologist’s untested idea went to Harvard as a hypothesis and came back as a fact
Kaushlesh Rai -
Politics

An Indian Express op-ed calls the protests peaceful. The record says otherwise.

On 14 October 2026, The Indian Express published an opinion piece by Faizan Mustafa...
Sanhita Pandey -
Caste

Part I: The caste question after a death

When a student dies on an Indian campus, the question is no longer how it could have been stopped, but what his caste was.
Kaushlesh Rai -
Politics

Heads we win, tails it’s rigged

The protesters say India’s institutions are finished. The Supreme Court spent the week hearing them out.
Akshay Ranade -
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