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Adrija RoychowdhuryFeb 21, 2018
‘There are 600 potentially endangered languages in India… each dead language takes away a culture system’ Subscriber Only
In the interview, Ganesh Devy spoke about the dying and dead languages of India, how some languages gain popularity while others remain marginalised, and the impact of colonisation on the language system of India.
Adrija RoychowdhuryFeb 19, 2018
Bahubali Mahamastakabhisheka Mahotsav: Here is the history of the Jain festival PM Modi attended today Subscriber Only
Though the Mahamastakabhisheka ceremony is widely known to be a mark of Jain religiosity, it is also historically believed to be a moment when political leadership has been involved in the event and also when
Express Web DeskFeb 15, 2018
Indo-Iran relations down the ages: Blow hot, blow cold Subscriber Only
The contemporary relationship between the two regional players is marked by continuous interactions in the fields of education, culture, commerce and energy, but also only sporadic moments of cooperation that have not flourished to potential
Adrija RoychowdhuryFeb 14, 2018
‘Subhas Chandra Bose’s case needs closure, daughter wants remains laid to rest in India’ Subscriber Only
Laid to rest: The controversy over Subhas Chandra Bose’s death: Author of new book on Netaji says only daughter has locus in the case, not extended family
Adrija RoychowdhuryFeb 14, 2018
Valentine’s Day special: Rekhti, Urdu odes to lesbian love that were suppressed in Awadh Subscriber Only
The poets were male, but both the speaker and the subject were female. It reflected a world inhabited by women but more importantly, though, it gave voice to love and desire within the world of
Nandini RathiFeb 10, 2018
How India’s foreign policy vis-a-vis Palestine evolved Subscriber Only
The first modern political ties between India and the Arab world were forged over a common opposition of British imperialism, when Palestinians were looked upon by Indian nationalists as fellow brothers-in-bondage.
Adrija RoychowdhuryFeb 7, 2018
The film starring Kangana Ranaut began shooting last year and it had come under attack from a Brahmin outfit in Rajasthan called the Sarv Brahmin Mahasabha.
Adrija RoychowdhuryFeb 5, 2018
The current crisis faced by president Abdulla Yameen needs to be located in context of the short history of the Maldives where democracy has been on shaky grounds ever since it set itself loose from
PTIFeb 5, 2018
Plastic-associated chemicals and pollutants can accumulate over decades and alter biological processes in the animals, leading to altered growth, development and reproduction, including reduced fertility, according to the study published in the journal.
Sonakshi AwasthiFeb 3, 2018
Legal Weekly: Court apologizes to a 1945 freedom fighter for not receiving pension; top judgments of the week Subscriber Only
Legal Weekly is a compilation of landmark rulings passed by the Supreme Court and the High Courts of the country during the week. Read upon why the Madras High Court apologised to a 1945 freedom
Adrija RoychowdhuryFeb 2, 2018
Khalji is the valiant hero in the chronicles written by the poet Amir Khusrao, the ruthless oppressor in the Rajput annals and the villainous descendant of Muslim invaders in nationalist historiography of independent India.
Express Web DeskFeb 1, 2018
From the Mauryas to the British: Budget allocation, revenues and taxes in Indian history Subscriber Only
On the day Arun Jaitley tabled the Narendra Modi-led government’s budget, we take a look at how ruling dynasties like the Mauryas, Khaljis, Mughals or the British have been recorded in the pages of history
Adrija RoychowdhuryJan 30, 2018
Mahatma Gandhi’s assassination as art: The many shades of death Subscriber Only
Historian Sumathi Ramaswamy's ongoing project studies in great detail the way in which visual and material culture has kept alive the dying moment of the Mahatma.
Adrija RoychowdhuryJan 28, 2018
Hindi in Tamil Nadu: Stalin warns of ‘1965-like situation’, here is what the DMK chief means Subscriber Only
When Stalin indicated to the possibility of a 1965-type stir, he was referring to one of the most powerful movements in support of Tamil linguistic pride in the state's history.
Sonakshi AwasthiJan 27, 2018
Legal Weekly: Marriages via Facebook are bound to fail says Gujarat HC; top judgments of the week Subscriber Only
Legal Weekly is a compilation of landmark rulings passed by the Supreme Court and the High Courts of the country during the week. Read upon the observations of court on Facebook marriages.
Sonakshi AwasthiJan 26, 2018
‘Nothing but a republic… impossible, inconceivable, undesirable to think in any other terms,’ Jawaharlal Nehru in Constituent Assembly Subscriber Only
Nehru hoped that his resolution would be resolved in the first two sittings, but little did he know that adding ‘Republic’ to the “Independent Sovereign India’ would create a spark in the Assembly meetings leading
Adrija RoychowdhuryJan 25, 2018
Republic Day: How and why it is celebrated in other countries Subscriber Only
Republic Day: While for some countries, republic day is the moment at which the country in its current form was founded, there are others who commemorate it as the day on which a significant change
Sonakshi AwasthiJan 20, 2018
Legal Weekly: Archaic Revenue Police System to be abolished in Uttarakhand; top judgments of the week Subscriber Only
Legal Weekly is a compilation of landmark rulings passed by the Supreme Court and the High Courts of the country during the week. Read upon why the Bombay High Court commuted a death penalty awarded
Adrija RoychowdhuryJan 16, 2018
For the first Indian Jews, assimilation in Israel was not easy Subscriber Only
Post 1948, India-Israel relations have been affected not just by the Jews who made India their home, but also those who went to Israel with India in their hearts.
Sonakshi AwasthiJan 13, 2018
Legal Weekly: A Hindu is bound to maintain his legitimate or illegitimate children; top judgments of the week Subscriber Only
Legal Weekly is a compilation of landmark rulings passed by the Supreme Court and the High Courts of the country during the week. Read upon how court directed Kerala state government to reserve 25 per
Adrija RoychowdhuryJan 10, 2018
World Book Fair 2018: Ahmadiyya Muslims are here not to sell books but to spread a message Subscriber Only
Often considered as heretics by fellow Muslims, the Ahmadiyyas face persecution in large parts of South Asia.
Sonakshi AwasthiJan 6, 2018
Legal Weekly: Rehabilitation of 800 slum-dwellers directed by SC & more; top judgments of the week Subscriber Only
Legal Weekly is a compilation of landmark rulings passed by the Supreme Court and the High Courts of the country during the week. Read upon how SC issued direction to rehabilitate Mumbai slum-dwellers and Uttarakhand
Adrija RoychowdhuryJan 3, 2018
Battle of Koregaon: Why the Dalits hate Peshwas and celebrate this British ‘victory’ Subscriber Only
The Battle of Koregaon has continued to shape the community’s collective sense of history and pride of a time when their gallantry had brought down the much hated Peshwa rule in western India.
Nandini RathiJan 2, 2018
A century ago, India got its rare, and strange, Rs 2.5 note Subscriber Only
On January 2, 1918, the British government of India released an exotic bank note of Rupees Two and Annas Eight, or two and a half rupees.
Express Web DeskDec 31, 2017
2017: The manmade and natural disasters that we can’t forget Subscriber Only
2017 #Interactive ~ As we reflect upon the instances of glory and defeat on the last day of the year, it would be useful to remind ourselves of all the lives lost in the past
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