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Pratik Kanjilal
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Why ‘Calling Bullshit’ is an important read in times of information launderingSubscriber Only
August 02,2020 06:45:27 AM
Misinformation and disinformation have become so pervasive in a data-driven world that it is now every citizen’s duty to be sceptical and call it out
Sun, Aug 02, 2020
Change will be the only constant in the post-COVID-19 worldSubscriber Only
May 03,2020 06:18:07 AM
The most fundamental change will be in perceptions of technology and technological competence.
Sun, May 03, 2020
Is history repeating itself?Subscriber Only
April 12,2020 11:00:17 AM
Now, in parts of Asia, Muslims are being marginalised, vilified, re-educated or dealt with differentially. The case of the Tablighi Jamaat meet in Delhi, which became an epicentre of the spread of COVID-19, displays the differential.
Sun, Apr 12, 2020
Why COVID-19 pandemic may change how we view individual rightsSubscriber Only
March 27,2020 18:10:55 PM
In the face of crisis, which calls for rapid response, democratic process ceases to be a virtue
Fri, Mar 27, 2020
Information warSubscriber Only
March 21,2020 10:33:59 AM
The US and China have barely put a trade war behind them, and now Covid-19 has sparked off an unprecedented infowar in which journalists are cannon fodder.
Sat, Mar 21, 2020
The economic, social and political toll of Covid-19Subscriber Only
March 13,2020 17:30:53 PM
Pandemics have always caused this damage, even in medieval times, but the shock of seeing whole countries depopulated by scourges like the Black Death overshadowed them
Thu, Mar 12, 2020
The viral showSubscriber Only
March 07,2020 04:26:21 AM
From Xi Jinping to Trump, what the news tells us about the responses of leaders to the coronavirus outbreak
Sat, Mar 07, 2020
Breaking down news: Through a lens, darklySubscriber Only
February 29,2020 01:24:38 AM
The last incident of lethal sectarian violence in Delhi happened before there were camera phones. In 2020, we have 20/20 vision everywhere.
Sat, Feb 29, 2020
Why governments like to use the sedition lawSubscriber Only
February 28,2020 17:30:21 PM
Sedition is the secular descendant of the European tradition of persecuting people who oppose some element of the social order.
Sun, Mar 01, 2020
Call me by any other nameSubscriber Only
February 22,2020 01:39:44 AM
Mohan Bhagwat’s advice to people to refrain from using the term nationalism has TV channels in a fix, while in China, collateral damage of coronavirus claims the entire staff of a newspaper
Sat, Feb 22, 2020
And in Other NewsSubscriber Only
February 15,2020 03:00:16 AM
Coronavirus is no longer making headlines in India, but in the Far East, it remains the top story
Sat, Feb 15, 2020
Speakeasy: How coronavirus-like outbreaks have shaped human historySubscriber Only
February 14,2020 17:30:49 PM
Over the last decade, research in old plague pits in Europe and the UK has tied all three outbreaks to the same pathogen and pinned its origin to China, from where it spread by the Silk Route, and hitched rides on merchant ships.
Sat, Feb 15, 2020
A World Away in WuhanSubscriber Only
February 08,2020 02:22:39 AM
Almost all the coverage about the crisis in China has been about containment and management. But it is a mixed story
Sat, Feb 08, 2020
Breaking down news: The ground beneath his feetSubscriber Only
February 01,2020 03:54:36 AM
Kunal Kamra may not be in air but he was on air, everywhere. And in the UK, a period of separation begins.
Sat, Feb 01, 2020
Who is an anti-national?Subscriber Only
January 31,2020 09:30:54 AM
A book from Nazi Germany shows how politics can transform ordinary words into language of hate.
Mon, Feb 03, 2020
Delhi in DavosSubscriber Only
January 25,2020 06:22:17 AM
Indians interview Indians in Davos, while Brazilian President prepares to ring in Republic Day
Sat, Jan 25, 2020
The General in His LabyrinthSubscriber Only
January 18,2020 03:39:27 AM
As Gen Bipin Rawat’s address at the Raisina Dialogue played out before world cameras, there was shock and awe on television
Sat, Jan 18, 2020
The govt would always want me to have a dagger in my hand, not a pen: Manoranjan ByapariSubscriber Only
January 12,2020 06:04:19 AM
Manoranjan Byapari, who was shortlisted for the DSC Prize, tells The Indian Express what the NRC means, and why he would rather go to jail than to a detention camp
Sun, Jan 12, 2020
Between a Rock and a Hard PlaceSubscriber Only
January 11,2020 01:36:30 AM
Making sense of Iran-US tensions and the dissent on Indian streets and in universities
Sat, Jan 11, 2020
‘The elite’s grip over cultural production is gone,’ says author Amitabha BagchiSubscriber Only
December 22,2019 00:47:10 AM
Amitabha Bagchi, winner of the 2019 DSC Prize for South Asian Literature, on how great art bonds communities, why narratives can be constraining and the role of the middle class in a democracy.
Sun, Dec 22, 2019
With news of unrest pouring out the Northeast, good tidings come only from afarSubscriber Only
December 14,2019 10:33:43 AM
Amidst the uproar over the passage of the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill in the Lok Sabha, glad tidings came from afar.
Sat, Dec 14, 2019
A Secret RevealedSubscriber Only
November 30,2019 00:00:22 AM
The findings of the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists signal the biggest mass incarceration of a minority since the Holocaust
Fri, Nov 29, 2019
Neil deGrasse Tyson on his new book, Letters from an Astrophysicist, a compilation of this correspondenceSubscriber Only
November 03,2019 00:23:34 AM
Astrophysicist, planetarium director, popular author, television personality and inheritor of the mantle of Carl Sagan, Neil deGrasse Tyson is the author of 16 books of popular science. He spoke to the Indian Express about his new book, Letters from an Astrophysicist, a compilation of this correspondence
Sun, Nov 03, 2019
Wonder Year: The seeds of present-day politics were sown in 1989Subscriber Only
October 27,2019 06:11:15 AM
In 1989, it may have seemed quaint. Three decades later, it is no longer just an anthropological curiosity.
Sun, Oct 27, 2019
‘Forms of protest our democracy adopted are Gandhian’ says Tamil author Perumal MuruganSubscriber Only
October 27,2019 06:06:04 AM
The first Indian Express readers’ club session featured Tamil author Perumal Murugan who spoke of his humble beginnings, the politics of his work and the power of silence.
Sun, Oct 27, 2019Journalism of Courage
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