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CJP Must Remain as Watchdog
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After forcing Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation, the Cockroach Janata Party faces a defining choice: remain an independent citizens’ watchdog or risk losing its credibility by entering electoral politics.
Minutes after Dharmendra...
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Hurray! A Book Stalls Parliament
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A retired general’s unpublished memoir has succeeded in briefly forcing India’s lawmakers to argue with ideas rather than one another.
I love following Indian politics from close quarters, however dirty,...
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Pollution Versus Tariffs
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Gita Gopinath’s remark on pollution at Davos punctured India’s celebratory mood, exposing a far deadlier crisis than tariffs or trade wars.
The recent World Economic Forum (WEF) at Davos was...
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Hindutva’s Weird Foot-Soldiers
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A farcical censorship row at Bhopal’s lit fest shows how in trying to protect Hindutva from imagined enemies, its most overzealous foot-soldiers have embarrassed the very ideas they claimed to...
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Why blame the speechless leopards?
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Maharashtra’s leopard attacks are the bloodied consequence of unbridled urbanisation, where the appetite for ‘development’ has devoured habitats.
The growing number of leopard attacks in ‘progressive’ Maharashtra should be a...
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Two lakh deaths - but who cares?
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India’s lethal air has become so routine that even mass mortality now struggles to provoke political urgency.
India’s national capital is choking as it always does, under a winter blanket...
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