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Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann offers prayers at the Golden Temple before appearing at the Akal Takht Secretariat over allegations of making derogatory remarks against Sikh tenets, in Amritsar, Punjab, on January 15, 2026.

POLITICS AND RELIGION

Why Punjab’s politicians still bow at the Akal Takht

From Bhagwant Mann to Sukhbir Badal, Punjab’s powerful keep appearing before the Sikh seat. The reasons are more political than spiritual.

Ashutosh Sharma

A protest following a viral video which showed two Kuki-Zo women being paraded naked by a mob. Nearly three years after the violence began, families at Leikop camp remain without steady care, justice, or medical support.

Manipur’s abandoned

A young Kuki-Zo woman survived abduction and sexual assault in Imphal, only to succumb to trauma and neglect. Her story tells a tale of wounds left to fester.

Greeshma Kuthar

Laws drafted in plain language would make legal texts clear and understandable, empowering citizens to navigate the system with confidence.

LEGAL EDUCATION

Why the Bar Council wants the law to speak like people

Legalese shuts citizens out and keeps intermediaries busy. By pushing plain language in law schools, the Bar Council of India signals a shift toward access, clarity, and a legal system people can actually use.

Vijayalaxmi Hegde

As part of an “Intensified Diarrhoea Control Fortnight Campaign” in Tamil Nadu’s Erode district in 2018, District Revenue Officer S. Kavitha gives oral rehydration fluid to a child.

ORS mislabelling: Corporate greed puts children’s lives at risk

Doctors and public health activists are fighting an uphill battle against companies pushing electrolyte drinks through deceptive branding.

Next in Context

How India’s bonded labour system outlasted its abolition

In No Other Choice, Park Chan-wook finds dark comedy in the job market

MIND OF THE LIFE

India’s equity rules are a court-mandated mirage

Caste and the Constitution

The limits of Article 17

The new ‘Vande Mataram’ protocol is a punitive detour from history

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A resident returns to his damaged home after a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas, in Rafah, southern Gaza on January 21, 2025.

The missing pieces in Trump’s Board of Peace

Iftikhar Gilani

Himachal today stands at a crossroads, as the once-stable relationship between land, labour, and capital comes under structural strain.

Can Himachal’s unique model outlast its fiscal and climate crises?

Tikender Singh Panwar

Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar at a Nationalist Congress Party event, in Mumbai, on July 1, 2025.

Ajit Pawar (1959-2026): A man of his word

Shrewd strategist and able administrator, he built his own formidable identity in Maharashtra politics over the past few decades. His exit leaves the State’s political future in flux.

The State Museum of Arts of the Republic of Karakalpakstan is named after its founder-curator Igor Savitsky.

A home for banned art

Tisha Srivastav

BBC journalist Mark Tully in conversation with a truck driver at a highway tea shop in Dankuni, West Bengal, on February 18, 2002.

Mark Tully (1935-2026): Listening to India without full stops

S. Gopalakrishnan

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