In search of Nirad Chaudhuri
The forgotten visionary of British India
Sumantra Maitra
Thursday
Thursday
Will India finally learn its lesson on China?
From our UK edition
Clashes between Indian and Chinese troops are shocking but nothing new. For almost twenty days, in the autumn of 1962, a handful of Indian soldiers surrounded by Chinese troops weathered incessant assaults, before being overrun in Walong, in the Namti plains; the Eastern most corner of India. No support came in 1962, from the shocked Indian
Monday
The possibilities of a US-Indo alliance are YUGE
It is in Trump and Modi’s shared interest to break some China
Tuesday
Don’t blame Britain for Modi’s plan for a ‘new India’
From our UK edition
History has a sarcastic sense of humour, just ask Francis Fukuyama. Or eminent historians and literary ornaments of India like Ramachandra Guha, Arundhati Roy, and Shashi Tharoor, who are now mourning the loss of a secular liberal India under a Hindu majoritarian quasi-imperial centre. These four and their fellow academics are the first ones to blame
Friday
The end times of the liberal order?
Three new books chart the return of great power rivalry
