Opinion

Operation Mukta: Bengali Muslim workers cannot be turned into an arbitrary ‘suspect class’
Karnataka

Operation Mukta: Bengali Muslim workers cannot be turned into an arbitrary ‘suspect class’

Clifton D’ Rozario
8 min read
Image of Tarun Tejpal in a black suit
News

Will Vishal Bhardwaj's Tejpal rape case film put the survivor on trial all over again?

Sharada A L
5 min read
Overflowing waste rises behind a row of garbage bins at the landfill site in Chennai’s Kodungaiyur
Tamil Nadu

Beyond collection: Making Chennai’s solid waste management a shared responsibility

Somya Sethuraman
6 min read
Nearly a century ago, Dravidian magazines were advocating for women’s reproductive freedom
Tamil Nadu

Nearly a century ago, Dravidian magazines were advocating for women’s reproductive freedom

Kavitha Muralidharan
6 min read
Reserving seats is only the first step: Who will actually fill Parliament’s 33%?
News

Reserving seats is only the first step: Who will actually fill Parliament’s 33%?

Akash Kolluru
4 min read
TN Speaker’s anti-abortion rhetoric is more than a personal opinion
Tamil Nadu

TN Speaker’s anti-abortion rhetoric is more than a personal opinion

Bharathy Singaravel
4 min read
The Muthanga verdict: Justice for whom and at what historical cost?
Keralam

The Muthanga verdict: Justice for whom and at what historical cost?

TT Sreekumar
9 min read
A photo taken inside a hall showing five Telangana police officers in khaki uniforms seated and standing at a long white folding table covered with a black tablecloth. A female police officer stands at the center holding a microphone, speaking to an unseen audience. To her right sit three male police officers, and to her far left sits another male police officer. Behind them hangs a large blue and white banner for "MEE SURAKSHA" (Systematic Enumeration and Verification of Domestic Help Workers) by the Malkajgiri Police Commissionerate, featuring statistics, emergency helpline numbers, a QR code, and instructions for enrolling domestic workers and tenants.
Opinion

Hyderabad's ‘Mee Suraksha’ and the policing of domestic work

Boddu Srujana
5 min read
A nation afraid of jokes: The shrinking space for political satire in India
Opinion

A nation afraid of jokes: The shrinking space for political satire in India

Megha Mukundan
5 min read
Cauvery dispute and Ambedkar’s thought on interstate water-sharing principles
Opinion

Cauvery dispute and Ambedkar’s thought on interstate water-sharing principles

Shivasundar
7 min read
A crowded Jantar Mantar during the recent protest
Opinion

No progeny, no future? Rethinking legacy in a world defined by parenthood

Ketaki Chowkhani
4 min read
The crowd at Jantar Mantar
Opinion

There is no Gen Z: Protests can’t be reduced to a letter of the alphabet

Vinay Kambipura
7 min read
Humour, satire and irreverence: Why Gen Z is laughing back at its trolls
News

Humour, satire and irreverence: Why Gen Z is laughing back at its trolls

Bharathy Singaravel
3 min read
Protest at Jantar Mantar
Opinion

Dissent in the time of censorship: A democracy’s health depends on critique, not fear

Rasni Bai
5 min read
Abhijeet Dipke addressing a gathering
Opinion

Behold this prophetic moment: Abhijeet Dipke has freed us from fear

Kancha Ilaiah Shepherd
7 min read
The battle for common sense: Reclaiming Adivasi knowledge from 'Brain Capture'
Opinion

The battle for common sense: Reclaiming Adivasi knowledge from 'Brain Capture'

Palla Trinadha Rao
6 min read
Collage showing state surveillance using body cams, Meta AI glasses
Opinion

Jantar Mantar to farmer protests: Unchecked state surveillance in India

K Gopika Babu
5 min read
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