RIP Somanth Chatterjee

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First Person When Surgical Strikes Were a State Secret
Our wars now unfold on a public stage. More than thirty years ago, surgical strikes were business as usual. After the 2016 strike, Colonel Abir Choudhuri recalled a gripping operation in Myanmar.
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First Person Why We Need to Be Careful of What We Believe Post the Balakot Air Strike
During the 1971 war, as India clashed with Pakistan, disinformation gained a life of its own, recalls Shalini Asher. Today, highly vitriolic media campaigns and misleading social media posts have created complete chaos.
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Portraits The Foot Soldier of the Dalit Revolution
If Rohith became the "martyr" of the Dalit cause, Ravichandran is its valiant foot soldier. And he comes armed with a handycam.
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People The Heroes of India’s Black Money Economy
Angadias are the nucleus of India’s rural and urban cash economy. You'd think the demonetisation drive would've rendered them jobless. But that doesn't seem to be the case.
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People Here’s Why Mumbai Takes a Dump by the Sea
At a fishing village in Mumbai’s upscale Bandra, there is a Sulabh shauchalaya, where the neighbourhood queues up as early as 4 am. If you’re lucky your “turn” may come by 6 or 7 am.
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