FrontLine - 15 Dez 2025
GAME CHANGED
The horse that outran the eld
Interview: Priyambada Jayakumar
Tyeb Mehta: A mirror to the split self
1930s Bombay: A city stirred by dissent
A structural intelligence crisis
Coercion, not policy
Inspired by Shaheen Bagh
Maguni's bullock cart
No poor in paradise?
Guest Column: Ashok Lavasa
Essay: The unsparing eye of Shrilal Shukla
Understanding the work of V.S. Gaitonde
Belling the RSS cat
A political dream defying realpolitik
Interview with Priyank Kharge
Saba Naqvi
The battle beyond Bihar
Prathyush Parasuraman
A vote against tokenism
Can the son rise again?
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C.P. Chandrasekhar
Mani Shankar Aiyar
On our bookshelf
The Fortnight
Stepping out
Back Page
Staying in
In review
Letters
Editor’s Note
Nalin Verma
Asad Ashraf
Ravikant Kisana,
Wild and welcome
Hedgewar biography
No peace in truce
Between justice and politics
‘I wanted to write about what it’s like to be a living body in the world.’
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No peace in truce
THE HORSE THAT OUTRAN THE FIELD
THE HORSE THAT OUTRAN THE FIELD
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THE BATTLE BEYOND BIHAR
THE BATTLE BEYOND BIHAR
A VOTE AGAINST TOKENISM
CAN THE SON RISE AGAIN?
The changing face of Bihar
Passing the buck
A structural intelligence crisis
BELLING THE RSS CAT
‘The RSS must follow the law of the land’
A political dream defying realpolitik
Colours of silence
AI revolution and synthetic cinema
‘M.S. Swaminathan was a product of history’
The unsparing eye
The making of a deep state
Pakistan
Interpreter of social maladies
Why the Poor Don’t Kill Us
Love, loss, and rain
Wrapped in melancholy
Place
Mumbai
The Little Book of Goodbyes
River Traveller
Remain
The Liar Among Us
Non-fiction
Fiction
MAGUNI’S BULLOCK CART
Staying in
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