From Netritva to Netagiri: Between the leader and the politician falls the shadow.
Perry Anderson’s ‘The Indian Ideology’ bores through the orthodoxies of Indian nationalist history.
Despite its decline in size and stature over the last decades, the mela represents the desires and deprivations of a rural society in flux.
The India that emerged from the Constitution of 1950 does not do justice to the shared history of the Subcontinent, or the genius of its own citizens.
From opposite sides of the Subcontinent, two families’ stories of life after Partition.
Students from a children's home in Kathmandu share stories of how they got there, and where they want to go.
The tiny Melaka Chitty community offers important lessons on diversity and the strength of flexible identity.
