In India, as elsewhere, education has never been just about “learning”. It has been about who gets to learn, what they are ...

Schools promise equality but reproduce caste and class hierarchies. India’s 100 per cent enrolment masks deeper injustice.

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Seventy years on, Pather Panchali remains a landmark of realism and humanism, shaping Indian cinema and inspiring generations ...

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A new database reveals victims of Nazi medical crimes, exposing their scale, the institutions involved, and the troubling ...

Even as Europe’s ecological crisis deepens and scientists urge action, its leaders prioritise arms, undermining climate ...

The author’s fifth novel, blends first-person and third-person narration, challenging the boundary between fiction and memoir.

Khushwant Singh’s short story about his grandmother explores the profound, wordless communication that defines a deep ...

The Lion of Naushera by Ziya Us Salam and Anand Mishra details Brigadier Mohammad Usman’s valour and his secular legacy’s ...