frontline.thehindu.comadded August 2026
Frontlineby Vidyarthy Chatterjee31 Aug 2026
No social institution has spawned more writings, paintings, or dance and music than the family. Again, representations of the family in varied shapes, sizes, descriptions, behaviours, attitudes...
Frontlineby Amey Tirodkar31 Aug 2026
Tukaram Mundhe could possibly be the only IAS officer from India to get international publicity. Taipei Times, a national daily from Taiwan, printed a long profile on Mundhe in its August 19...
Frontlineby Gowhar Geelani31 Aug 2026
In August 2026 alone, two BJP leaders in Central and South Kashmir, and a BJP Kisan Morcha leader in Pulwama, have been booked by the Jammu and Kashmir Police for “cheating” and “intimidation”.
Frontlineby Vaishu Rai31 Aug 2026
When part of a glacier collapsed above the Lhende Khola on August 26, the debris flow it triggered was initially mistaken by the US Geological Survey’s automated network for a magnitude-4.4...
Frontlineby Apoorvanand Apoorvanand teaches Hindi; Writes Literary; Cultural Criticism Ai Summary31 Aug 2026
When Rahul Gandhi attacked the “Manusmriti mentality” as part of his assault on patriarchy, why did so many Hindus feel so outraged?
Frontlineby Ajaz Ashraf31 Aug 2026
In this season of the cockroach, the ironic identity Gen Z citizens have embraced, caste has emerged as a threat to their unity and vibrancy.
Frontlineby Amit Kumar29 Aug 2026
The government is asking ISRO to focus on its hardest missions while allowing the infrastructure and expertise needed for those missions to move out of its control.
Frontlineby Suhrid Sankar Chattopadhyay29 Aug 2026
Dear Reader, Throughout history, if there is one thing that the establishment or the state has been terrified of, it is the youth.
Frontlineby Vedaant Lakhera29 Aug 2026
“I am an apolitical person, but I sincerely believe that Rahul Gandhi is the change India needs today.” Vaishnavi Kadam is an MBBS student in Pune.
Frontlineby Jyoti Punwani29 Aug 2026
What explains the obscene acts that have characterised this year’s Kanwar Yatra? Over the past few years, we have become accustomed to visuals of violence unleashed by Kanwariyas on ordinary people...
Frontlineby Ajay Chhibber29 Aug 2026
As the contest for the next Secretary-General of the UN gets into gear, the focus is once again on the future of the world body.
Frontlineby Amritesh Mukherjee29 Aug 2026
What is the point of conquering a mountain that does not care for conquests? What is the point of drawing a line across a land whose life has been drawn in circles, whether by pilgrims circling...
Frontlineby Khalid Akhter28 Aug 2026
In contemporary Uttar Pradesh, the Samajwadi Party (SP) is no longer merely the principal opposition party.
Frontlineby Ashutosh Sharma28 Aug 2026
Yashaswinee Raje Singh’s X bio reads: “not neutral. not silenced. Atheist”. On Instagram, she describes herself in a single word: “irreverent”.
Frontlineby Anand Mishra28 Aug 2026
I woke up a little late this lazy Friday, which happens to be Rakshabandhan, the festival where sisters tie rakhis on their brothers, who are then contractually obliged by tradition to defend them.
Frontlineby Frontline News Desk28 Aug 2026
Over 460 people from Nepal and Tibet have been killed, and thousands, including Indian tourists, are missing after massive flash floods hit parts of Nepal on August 26, wreaking havoc across...
Frontlineby Jayalakshmi Itla Ragiri28 Aug 2026
In December 2023, Aisha Rahman, a Rohingya genocide survivor and human rights defender, was moved to the UNHCR Transit Centre in Cox’s Bazar as an emergency protection measure after years of...
Frontlineby Anand Mishra27 Aug 2026
On August 25, when student protests in Patna turned violent—from dancing, bathing, and shampooing in front of water cannons to breaking barricades and pelting stones—the episode set off a political...
Frontlineby Sayantan Ghosh27 Aug 2026
Shreyanshi Roy*, 19, gets home late most evenings. She is exhausted from evening coaching classes—she is preparing for the National Eligibility Test (NET)—after an entire day of college.
Frontlineby Ritu Sharma27 Aug 2026
Muridke, a small town just 30 kilometres from Lahore, became a household name in India after Operation Sindoor in 2025, when the Indian Air Force struck Lashkar-e-Taiba’s sprawling headquarters and...
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