- Suhas Palshikar, writing in the Indian Express, hopes the assembly election outcomes will bring the Bharatiya Janata Party’s narrative down to earth.
- In the Hindu, MK Narayanan writes about how four years of mismanaged politics have plunged Kashmir into a cycle of violence and confusion.
- The state elections have laid bare the limitations of identity politics, claims Sunanda K Datta-Ray in the Telegraph.
- In the Economic Times, Anuvab Pal proposes Vijay Mallya for Reserve Bank of India governor.
- Also in the Economic Times, the freshly minted Mizoram chief minister, Zoramthanga, is interviewed by Prerna Katiya.
- England in the age of Brexit is defined by self-pity, writes Ian Jack in the Guardian.
- In the New Yorker, NIcholas Schmidle sends a dispatch on Virgin Galactic’s first space mission.
- In the Atlantic, Peter Beinart on how the new authoritarians are waging war on women.
- In the Hindu BLInk, Shriya Mohan on how India should deal with the return of leprosy, thought to be eradicated in 2005.
- In the Mint, Somak Ghosal writes on life after the Section 377 ruling for the LGBTQ+ community.
Reading
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Why has the number of Hajj pilgrims from Jammu and Kashmir fallen sharply?
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The ugly history of Boer prisoner-of-war camps in India
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What the uproar over Atul Subhash’s death by suicide says about gender relations in India
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What American steel baron Andrew Carnegie thought of Varanasi and the Taj
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13 dead, 101 rescued after Navy speedboat crashes into Elephanta ferry off Mumbai coast
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To speed up clearance, India’s polluting industries no longer need dual approvals
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West Bengal launches own housing scheme after Centre stops PM Awas Yojana funds to state
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Easterine Kire’s novel ‘Spirit Nights’ wins the 2024 Sahitya Akademi award in the English language
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Five ways to supercharge your daily walk
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In his autobiography, former cricketer Syed Kirmani recalls his first tour of England with the team