frontline.thehindu.comadded August 2026
Frontlineby Talmiz Ahmad22 Aug 2026
On August 7, three countries—Saudi Arabia, Türkiye, and Pakistan—signed the “Makkah Joint Defence Agreement”, based on “the enduring bonds of brotherhood and Islamic solidarity that unite them” and...
Frontlineby Kanav Gupta21 Aug 2026
Ahmad Faraz’s stature among the modern greats of Urdu poetry rests on a deftly cultivated paradox.
Frontlineby Anand Mishra21 Aug 2026
Dear reader, This week, a video clip of a group of people worshipping Prime Minister Narendra Modi at New Delhi’s Press Club of India (PCI) went viral.
Frontlineby Anand Teltumbde21 Aug 2026
Something remarkable is happening in India. The generation that was expected merely to sit in classrooms, memorise textbooks, and prepare for examinations is beginning to ask a fundamental...
Frontlineby Juhi Saklani21 Aug 2026
A word of immense moral force and philosophical abundance, swaraj was never reducible to its literal English meaning, self-rule.
Frontlineby Vedaant Lakhera; Anand Mishra21 Aug 2026
The over-three-week-long protest of civil services aspirants of Jharkhand showed signs of coming to an end on August 17 when Devendra Nath Mahto, the most prominent face of the protests, broke his...
Frontlineby C P Chandrasekhar21 Aug 2026
Among the 11 Bills passed without discussion in the just concluded session of Parliament, the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) (MMDR) Amendment Act, 2026, is facing serious pushback...
Frontlineby Prathyush Parasuraman21 Aug 2026
When Himesh Reshammiya’s “Cap Mania” tour was selling out across the country, I had to pause to ask a colleague who rapturously partook in the concert: did you really enjoy the concert, or did you...
Frontlineby Frontline News Desk20 Aug 2026
A landslide at an illegal gold mine has killed more than 100 people in the Central African Republic, on the border with Cameroon, the latest of many such accidents in the mineral-rich nation.
Frontlineby Saba Naqvi20 Aug 2026
What happens when a young movement that has just shattered the political ceiling decides that listening to people is more important than asking for their votes?
Frontlineby V Venkatesan20 Aug 2026
“The form of the administration must be appropriate to the form of the Constitution.” When the Supreme Court invoked B.R.
Frontlineby Aditya Sinha20 Aug 2026
I last visited America in 2022, during my father’s final Spring, and stayed for two and a half months, squeezing in a visit to Peoria, Illinois, and Boulder, Colorado, for my youngsters.
Frontlineby Soni Mishra20 Aug 2026
Smriti Irani divides opinion, but 22 years in politics have shown she is not seeking universal approval.
Frontlineby T K Rajalakshmi20 Aug 2026
In his Independence Day speech, Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated that his government had protected farmers from global urea price shocks and he exhorted farmers to go “from the farm to export...
Frontlineby Prakriti Srivastava; Ghazala Shahabuddin20 Aug 2026
Ecotourism came to India in the late 1980s and early 1990s. In 2002, the United Nations launched the International Year of Ecotourism to promote sustainable travel globally.
Frontlineby Ayesha Minhaz19 Aug 2026
The Andhra Pradesh government’s AI data centre policies, expedited approvals, and staggering subsidies have come under intense scrutiny and criticism in recent months.
Frontlineby Abhish K Bose19 Aug 2026
Thomas Blom Hansen is the Reliance-Dhirubhai Ambani Professor of Anthropology at Stanford University. He founded and directed Stanford’s Center for South Asia from 2010 to 2017.
Frontlineby Anurag Punetha19 Aug 2026
“Better Off in a Home”. That was the curious title TIME magazine chose for its report on the birth of Pakistan in its August 25, 1947, issue.
Frontlineby Shubhangi Derhgawen19 Aug 2026
Blind students at one of India’s premier institutions for visual disability are four months into the academic year without their complete textbooks.
Frontlineby C R Bijoy19 Aug 2026
Decades after a war waged largely on their land and in their name, Adivasis in central India’s former conflict zone are still waiting for justice promised to them.
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