Amit Baruah
Will the tragic death of this young student from North-East India jolt us into action against prejudice?
Published 03 Feb, 2014 02:20pm
The Aam Aadmi Party has a problem. Its tirades can’t be a substitute for governance. And that is no easy job.
Published 27 Jan, 2014 01:42pm
"She is a wife, a mother, an elder. She is the past, the present and the future of our society; she is home."
Published 20 Jan, 2014 01:50pm
The turnout of young people at Mumbai’s Kabir festival is a sure sign that the battle for inclusion has been joined.
Published 13 Jan, 2014 02:35pm
Manmohan Singh is keen as always to travel to Pakistan, but he might have to wait till he demits office.
Published 06 Jan, 2014 01:45pm
AAP has fuelled the hope for a better India – a country where the Aam Aadmi – and not the VIP – counts for something.
Published 30 Dec, 2013 04:44pm
To apply its law, America arrests, strips and body searches India’s deputy consul general in New York.
Updated 23 Dec, 2013 09:09pm
The rise of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has made the Congress and the BJP jittery about their political future.
Published 16 Dec, 2013 02:03pm
Nelson Mandela may be gone but he will continue to inspire for all times to come.
Published 09 Dec, 2013 01:00pm
A British journo found the Delhi Metro cow-free. But he couldn't have missed the bovines on way to the Metro stations.
Updated 02 Dec, 2013 09:36pm
A journalist’s allegations of sexual assault against her editor spotlights the daily dangers that women face at work.
Published 25 Nov, 2013 01:32pm
The illegal surveillance of a young woman raises questions about the man who wants to be India’s Prime Minister.
Updated 18 Nov, 2013 01:14pm
It’s election season in India and for the first time, voters have the right to say: ‘None of the Above’.
Published 11 Nov, 2013 01:38pm
More power to images that challenge societal stereotypes. Here’s an example that inspires.
Published 04 Nov, 2013 12:12pm
Despite the traffic pain that the Delhi Metro’s expansion is creating, it is worth the trouble.
Updated 28 Oct, 2013 01:44pm
As India slips into election mode, let’s not get carried away by corporate branding. Reality might just trump hype.
Published 21 Oct, 2013 01:01pm
The disaster preparedness worked, the loss of life had been minimised. India needs a pat on the back.
Published 14 Oct, 2013 01:55pm
Actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui’s life is an inspiration for the millions out there in small towns who dare to dream big.
Published 07 Oct, 2013 12:00pm
The first-ever meeting of Singh and Sharif takes the rust off Indian and Pakistani channels of communication.
Published 30 Sep, 2013 01:41pm
When it’s just fine for parents to kill their children, can our societies even hope to reduce the brutality around us?
Published 23 Sep, 2013 02:42pm
