Video: Why the British creation of Indo-Saracenic architecture was a shrewd imperial move
It was not just for aesthetics. They were trying to show that they were the new emperors of India.
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1The challenges of makhana’s rapidly rising appeal in india
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2Homes turned to rubble, Kashmiri militants’ families question ‘collective punishment’
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3Thriller: Every student in an elite Noida school is a suspect when a schoolmate is killed
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4India’s complex history cannot be wished away through textbook revisions – it must be confronted
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5Hindi: The ‘national language’ that marginalises its own
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6‘Hot Water’: Bhavika Govil’s debut novel movingly constructs a child’s fragile yet resilient world
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7‘Black White & Gray’ review: A gripping dissection of the true crime genre
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8Ramachandra Guha: In wake of Pahalgam, recalling Nehru’s advice on resisting Pakistan’s provocations
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9May nonfiction: Six newly published books that present the many ways of seeing India
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10Podcast: In Amrita Shah’s book about the voyages of one family, a tale of migrating Indians
