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Nine colourful novels to read on Holi instead of playing with colours
Devapriya Roy
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Five things we found out about Super Sikh Deep Singh, the first Sikh comic-book superhero
Shreya Ila Anasuya
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Egypt fights Islamic State – and pushes for economic growth
Nellie El Enany, The Conversation
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Why poor people in Delhi are desperate to get their babies uniquely identified
Aarefa Johari Mayank Jain
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How colonial Goa used photography to create images of a democratic India
Vivek Menezes
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Ranjit Hoskote: Portrait of a poet as historian
Sumana Roy
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How a historian of maps explains literature and the world
Shreya Ila Anasuya
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Secular and socialist ideas can’t be killed just because a particular government does not like them
Angshukanta Chakraborty and Benjamin Zachariah
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The IPL is the worst form of crony competition in India
Mihir S Sharma
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Why I publish translations of Indian literature
Mini Krishnan
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Why aren’t translations the big story of Indian publishing?
Arunava Sinha
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A brief history of the decade that saw social media redefine the ‘mainstream’ news outlets
Shivam Vij
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What does the Taliban really want and why is it not easy for Pakistan to fight them?
Aakar Patel
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The essential guide to militant groups in Pakistan
Saim Saeed
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When the introverted Che Guevara did a headstand in Delhi
Om Thanvi
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Narendra Modi’s plan to stop illegal immigration from Bangladesh is full of holes
Manu Balachandran, qz.com
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In dancer Uday Shankar's rare film from 1948, a manifesto for a new India
Nandini Ramnath
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Hindustani music performers often mistake legend for history: an interview with Aneesh Pradhan
Nalini Taneja
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Scouring Lucknow for traces of WB Griffin, the US architect Modi told Obama about at the G20 meet
Uzair Hasan Rizvi
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Nations want to be the ruler of the internet – at least within their own borders
Eerke Boiten, The Conversation