Trump’s Iran War: America’s Strategic Defeat
Frontlineby Aditya Sinha·14 Aug 2026
Your columnist woke up one morning in America to find the news outlets abuzz with the story of President Donald Trump evading an assassination attempt by hiding in an airline catering cart, back on...
Kashmir’s Fiction Writers Keep a 12-Year Tradition Alive
Frontlineby Gowhar Geelani·13 Aug 2026
On a hot, humid August afternoon, a group of literature lovers gathered at Heera Manzil in Srinagar’s Abi Guzar area, where two afsana nigar (short-story writers) read new work in Kashmiri and...
Why Are Children in Madhya Pradesh Going Hungry?
Frontlineby Shriya Mohan·13 Aug 2026
Asmita likes that time of the month when she gets to swing on the weighing scale, with all eyes on her until the needle stops.
SAARC’s Crisis Is Bigger Than India-Pakistan Tensions
Frontlineby Aditya Gowdara Shivamurthy·13 Aug 2026
On July 26, while celebrating the Maldives’ 61st Independence Day, its President Mohamed Muizzu called for the revival of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) and...
Why We Need Digital Public Infrastructure for Nature in India
Frontlineby Sayanta Ghosh·13 Aug 2026
As India approaches eight decades of Independence, digital public infrastructure has become one of the clearest signs of its administrative strength.
Once Upon A Time | A History of Kicking Around
Frontlineby Suhrid Sankar Chattopadhyay·13 Aug 2026
Dear Reader, In the Museum Five Continents—one of the first ethnological museums in Germany—there exists an ancient text written by the Chinese poet and philosopher Li Ju (who lived around 50 BC)...
How Manash Ghosh Links Mujib's 1975 Assassination to Hasina's 2024 Ouster
Frontlineby Sanskrita Bharadwaj·13 Aug 2026
In Mujib’s Blunders: The Power and the Plot Behind His Killing, the veteran journalist Manash Ghosh revisits the tumultuous time of the founding of Bangladesh.
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