India’s National Fortnightly Magazine | Frontline

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India’s National Fortnightly Magazine | Frontline

Members of Citizens for Peace, Justice, and Democracy protest against rising mob violence and cow vigilantism in Chennai on July 1, 2017.

Cow vigilantes and the pathology of violence

Manash Firaq Bhattacharjee

Mathematician Efim Zelmanov

Science and Society

Why is a Fields medalist teaching math in war-torn Ukraine?

Efim Zelmanov’s foray into wartime education challenges the notion that scientists should stick to their formulas. Are Indian scientists listening?

Nandita Jayaraj

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Violence Against Women

Gang rape in Thanjavur exposes perpetrators’ impunity and flaws in criminal justice system

Ilangovan Rajasekaran

Jammu and Kashmir

How the banned Jamaat-e-Islami is politically shape-shifting in Kashmir

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Editor's Pick

In 2019, Prime Minister Narendra Modi laid the foundation stone at the construction site in Thoppur.

HIGHER EDUCATION

AIIMS Madurai: Elusive medical institution mired in delays and disappointment

The much-awaited hospital has already enrolled three batches of students, but they struggle in temporary facilities as construction crawls.

Saatvika Radhakrishna

Right now, I am rethinking the word ‘Dalit’ itself: Raees Mohammed

The Arunthathiyar activist and scholar questions the idea of Dalit unity and calls for a closer look at caste differences.

Violence Against Women

One billion rising, again

West Bengal protests show gender justice can’t exist in a society plagued by corruption, authoritarianism, fundamentalism, and undemocratic practices.

Sanhati Banerjee

Mahatma Gandhi speaks with Jawaharlal Nehru in Bombay, in 1946. Both Gandhi and Nehru represented a tradition of “thinking-in-action” or “thinking-in-politics” that characterised Indian political thought during the anti-colonial movement.

Who needs political thinkers?

A prominent activist laments the disappearance of political philosophers in India, but are they truly missing or just unheard?

Manash Firaq Bhattacharjee

Audio Stories

Maharashtra’s multidimensional poverty trap

Maximum city, minimum care

A saga of drought, debt, and deaths in Maharashtra

Maharashtra’s sputtering economic engine

Arts & Culture

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