Reviews / Members-only The cost of conscience Megha Majumdar’s novel depicts a world where progress requires bigotry. By Atul Bhattarai / 10 Nov 2020
Interview / Members-only Rape under trial What rape trials demonstrate about the failures of Indian law enforcement and criminal justice. By The Editors / 4 Nov 2020
Comment / Members-only The state of suspension The closure of Amnesty India is a rude reminder of the growing antipathy towards political freedoms and dissenting voices in the country. By Makepeace Sitlhou / 30 Oct 2020
Politics / Members-only Becoming Kamala Devi Harris When Brahmin and Black identities converge. By Radhika Parameswaran and Pallavi Rao / 28 Oct 2020
Interview / Members-only Sustaining the myth of merit How technical knowledge became the preserve of a ‘meritorious’ upper-caste elite. By The Editors / 20 Oct 2020
Culture / Members-only From Bin Qasim to Ertugrul How the Pakistani state has revived the use of historical drama as a political tool. By Shehroze Ahmed Shaikh / 16 Oct 2020
Comment / Members-only The costly spectacle of cricket: What COVID-19 reveals about the spectacle of cricket and inequality within the cricket fraternity Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, international cricket resumed on 8 July 2020, when the England men's cricket team took the field with West Indies in a test match By Amol Ranjan / 13 Oct 2020
Comment / Members-only The early story of Christianity in Northeast India Colonial officers, venture capitalists and Baptist missionaries in the Naga highlands. By Roderick Wijunamai / 9 Oct 2020
Interview / Members-only What the Maithili Movement tells us about language politics in India And resistance in the face of ‘Hindi imposition’. By The Editors / 2 Oct 2020
Reportage / Members-only Silence in Swat Memory, militancy and the military in Swat Valley. By Hurmat Ali Shah / 28 Sep 2020
Comment / Members-only Sri Lanka’s constitutional ping-pong The 20th Amendment in historical perspective. By Dinesha Samararatne / 25 Sep 2020
Reviews / Members-only Charting new territories A recent anthropological volume on Jammu & Kashmir makes important new contributions to scholarship on the region. By Amit Kumar / 22 Sep 2020
