Reviews / Members-only Liquid power: On the feats and failings of Southasia’s attempts at regulating water Southasia, the MacArthur Fellow and historian Sunil Amrith writes, "stands at the frontline" of an existential crisis. As climate change ushers in rising sea levels, violent and unpredictable By Tamara Fernando / 14 Nov 2019
Interview / Members-only Crime and punishment The Polis Project dissects India’s crime data. By Sumit Chaturvedi / 8 Nov 2019
Comment / Members-only Nuclear dangers of the naval kind Southasia needs to pay attention to the increased risk of a nuclearised ocean By Zia Mian, M. V. Ramana and A H Nayyar / 28 Oct 2019
Comment / Members-only As normal as it gets A Kashmiri family tries to talk. By Anonymous / 17 Oct 2019
Comment / Members-only The NRC’s spillover effect Neighbouring states in the Northeast follow in the footsteps of Assam. By Suraj Gogoi and Rohini Sen / 14 Oct 2019
Politics / Members-only Quiet and on the edge A first-time visitor’s observations of present-day Kashmir. By Aritra Bhattacharya / 27 Sep 2019
Culture / Members-only From ‘Mother India’ to ‘Mission Mangal’ Homegrown technologies at the service of Indian nationalism in Hindi cinema. By Damini Kulkarni / 18 Sep 2019
Politics / Members-only Kashmir switched off A ground report from the Valley in the weeks following lockdown. By Basharat Ali Iqbal Sonaullah and Mudasir Amin / 11 Sep 2019
