OPINION
Jamal Khashoggi and the international irony
By: Mushtaq Hurra International print and electronic media was caught by storm during the first fortnight of October 2018 not...
Shades of ‘Jihad’
At a time when educated boys picking up guns are being brandished as ‘trophies’ by both the Hurriyat as well...
Imaginary homelands
BY: Alok Rai I have never had much sympathy for Allahabad nostalgia — you see, I live here, in the...
Integration vs The Ummah
By: Khaled Ahmed You can’t help admiring Sayeeda Warsi, born in Yorkshire, on March 28, 1971, to Pakistani immigrants, who...
The will to counter extremism
By: Muhammad Amir Rana COUNTERING extremism is not an easy job, but the state’s lack of resolve makes it even...
‘Patna Blues’ — a bold statement on plight of minorities in India
BY: Narinder Jitkaur Abdullah Khan’s debut novel, Patna Blues (Juggernaut, 2018, India) – that covers the life of a Muslim...
A darkening horizon
By: Pratap Bhanu Mehta As the recently much derided “liberal order” ebbs away, what is the ideological constellation that will...
India’s Media Houses Are Failing the Very Journalists That Serve Them
By: Ruben Banerjee Note: This article first appeared on April 4, 2018 and is being republished in the light of...
#MeToo in Kashmir
By: Dr. Inamul Bashir The #MeToo movement, a movement against sexual harassment and sexual assault, was founded in 2006 by an activist Tarana Burke...
Activists’ Arrests: The Exceptional Has Been Made the New Normal
By: Rajshree Chandra Since June 2018, ten human rights activists and lawyers have been arrested and charged under several sections...