Timir Basu, editor of Frontier Weekly, reflects on the present, past and future of the Weekly.
Kalyan Kumar Das contemplates the potential of populist governance in West Bengal.
Bishakha Nandy examines the inequal governance festering under the rule of populism in Bengal.
Bishakha Nandy examines the inequal governance festering under the rule of populism in Bengal.
Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak writes about the idea of justice as cultural practice and the consequent need to 'educate educators'.
Ashis Nandy reflects on the fading ethos of middle-class culture and the growing dangers of its moral decline.
Sean Sayers: We are all familiar with the charge that some policy or decision is a case of ‘political correctness gone mad’, part of the rhetoric of the ‘culture wars’, but we may not have thought a great deal more about it...
"My, My! What's happening to my country!'
Cartoon by R.K. Laxman (1921-2015)
