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Some lives are so expansive that they feel less like individual journeys and more like eras. Long before India spoke the language of global business or...

Before his time, elections in India were often treated as noisy, compromised and vulnerable to muscle power, money, intimidation and casual disregard for the rulebook. Democracy...

There are nights in a nation’s history that feel longer than time itself. The Emergency of 1975 was one such night. It fell without any warning,...

In the winter of 1962, when the Indo–China conflict shook India, the air felt even more heavier with grief when the newspapers carried stories of young...

Imagine the India of 1947 as a land trembling between rebirth and ruin. The blood of Partition still fresh, millions displaced, wounds deeper than words and...

There are some lives that feel less like biographies and more like sparks; small flashes that grow into flames powerful enough to light an entire nation’s...

In the dense forests of Ulihatu, a child was born who carried no sword, held no royal title and had no wealth to his name and...

A hundred and fifty years have passed, yet every time these words resound, they awaken the same sacred pulse. It’s the rhythm of every heart that...

Diwali has always been more than a festival of lights. It is a festival of togetherness, of giving, of reminding ourselves how fortunate we are to...