Reviews / Paid-only Shock and awe: The many lives of Malayalam magical realism What has to happen to the world for the animals to start talking? In S Hareesh's novel Moustache, a whole menagerie has something to say. Crocodiles seek revenge By Deepa Bhasthi / 28 Jun 2021
Reportage / Paid-only Chipko to climate change In Uttarakhand, environmentalists call for disaster governance that supports local communities. By Harsh Dobhal and Rohan D’Souza / 21 May 2021
Archives / Paid-only Celluloid ephemera Preserving film in transition. By Sagar Shiriskar / 12 May 2021
Comment / Paid-only The crackdown on comedy In India, it’s not clear who has the last laugh. By Avantika Mehta / 10 May 2021
Reportage / Paid-only A new border in the old republic The class and caste-based contradictions within India’s farmers’ protest. By Aditya Bahl / 28 Apr 2021
Comment / Paid-only The myth of Congress socialism Why Jawaharlal Nehru and Indira Gandhi were never really on the Left to begin with. By Pratinav Anil / 30 Mar 2021
Excerpt / Paid-only The road to Khajuraho The origins of erotica in the Subcontinent's religious art. By Namit Arora / 12 Mar 2021
Comment / Paid-only Bound by the bindi Has wearing the bindi been an act of conformity to the Sindhi community? By Chandni Doulatramani / 25 Feb 2021
Reviews / Paid-only The subtle art of resistance Zakariya Mohammed’s ‘Halal Love Story’ tells the story of resistance in the face of an omnipotent authority. By Ali Ahsan and Shama Jan / 19 Feb 2021
Reportage / Paid-only Revisiting the past, reimagining a future How an art magazine found a place in India’s nation-building narratives. By Khorshed Deboo / 16 Feb 2021
Comment / Paid-only Too keen to withhold? Why we know so little about the temporary blocking of the Twitter accounts covering farmers’ protests. By Chhetria Patrakar / 3 Feb 2021
Comment / Paid-only The hierarchy of higher education How government intervention in Indian universities has undermined academic freedom. By Arghya Bhaskar / 1 Feb 2021
