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Why the dove speaks softly?Subscriber Only

April 18, 2020 17:30 IST

On the birds we see and hear and those that we don’t in these quiet, lockdown days.

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Is history repeating itself?Subscriber Only

April 12, 2020 17:32 IST

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.

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Why the threat of a virus appears distant and delusional in our interconnected world and how it isn’tSubscriber Only

April 12, 2020 14:55 IST

The virus is incomprehensible and hence captures public imagination, overshadowing more threatening diseases

A paradigm shift

Why data has a face and a name in a pandemicSubscriber Only

April 12, 2020 09:30 IST

Look at personal individual stories, but also at COVID-19 data – the speed of its spread, number of those infected, susceptible, dying – and humanise that for swift action

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References to death and disease in Hindi literatureSubscriber Only

April 12, 2020 09:22 IST

In this pandemic season, a look at how deaths and diseases have been central to several narratives in Hindi literature.

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Hear Them OutSubscriber Only

April 12, 2020 08:00 IST

This study of Indo-Pak bilateral relations after Partition is a reminder of the possibility of cooperation

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Lives InterruptedSubscriber Only

April 12, 2020 07:00 IST

Notes on putting humans in camps — three lessons from 1962

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Remembering Pandit Ravi Shankar’s sublime notes in his centenary yearSubscriber Only

April 14, 2020 14:56 IST

One of sitar’s greatest exponents, who took Indian classical music to the world, Robindro Shankar Chowdhury would have turned 100 on April 7

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Sunday Long Reads: Stories, poems and pictures depicting what it’s like to live during a pandemicSubscriber Only

April 5, 2020 12:22 IST

Here is your reading list for today.

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What is a writer’s role in an anxiety-ridden world?Subscriber Only

April 5, 2020 11:30 IST

Writer Parvati Sharma on drawing inspiration from Daniel Defoe's A Journal of the Plague Year and his idea of the writer's life as the writer's duty

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Laura Spinney: ‘We learn from each new outbreak, but not enough’Subscriber Only

April 5, 2020 08:01 IST

The writer and science journalist on the impact of the 1918 Spanish Flu on India and the mostly unchanging response to each new epidemic

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April 5, 2020 09:18 IST

In a new speculative short story by writer Manjula Padmanabhan, a video gamer finds a way to fight a pestilence.

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Love in the Time of CoronaSubscriber Only

April 8, 2020 23:11 IST

A new poem by Sudeep Sen meditates on the shape of love in a time of self-isolation.

What to read to counter viral pseudo-scientific information?Subscriber Only

April 4, 2020 22:21 IST

Books by Richard Dawkins, Jay Griffiths and Tara Westover can help enlighten us about the natural world.

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Viral Trap: Remembering the human stories behind the coronavirus newsSubscriber Only

April 4, 2020 18:00 IST

Even as we're forced to consume news about the pandemic, we must not forget those who don't have our protection and privileges.

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Sunday Long Reads: Of COVID-19, xenophobia, travel, Tagore, Gandhi, superstition, food, and moreSubscriber Only

March 29, 2020 11:16 IST

Here's your Sunday reading list

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On the joys of room-travelSubscriber Only

March 29, 2020 17:59 IST

How travel literature, during a lockdown, can teach us to rediscover the familiar spaces that we take for granted.

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Bringing home the holidaysSubscriber Only

April 6, 2020 11:37 IST

For families stranded at home, during a lockdown, revisiting vacations past make for the perfect travel recipe.

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Why JBS Haldane was one of the finest biologists of the 20th centurySubscriber Only

March 29, 2020 09:30 IST

A new biography, A Dominant Character, explores how the British-Indian scientist’s influence remained long after he was gone

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Roberto Benigni: We will always need a fairy taleSubscriber Only

March 29, 2020 08:45 IST

The Italian actor-director on the relevance of Pinocchio even today, and how life, as incomprehensible as it may be, is still beautiful

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Book review: Why Bhagat Singh’s inheritance is a difficult subject to engage withSubscriber Only

March 29, 2020 08:30 IST

A new book, India’s Revolutionary Inheritance, profiles the freedom fighter’s surprisingly mature intellectual legacy.

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Swedish writer Zac O’Yeah, who made India his home decades ago, wonders if this is the end of the road for wanderlustSubscriber Only

March 29, 2020 12:46 IST

The world and its curious explorers might never be the same again, as the pandemic leads to distrust, xenophobia and the end of learning from each other. But even then, we cannot survive without the kindness of strangers

Cyrus Mistry: ‘Our lives are more deceitful than we admit’Subscriber Only

March 29, 2020 07:00 IST

The writer, whose new book The Prospect of Miracles is his first non-Parsi novel, on exploring the dark side of human relationships

Poet of the Fall: The humane verses of Kashmir’s Madhosh BalhamiSubscriber Only

March 29, 2020 12:12 IST

A new YouTube series spotlights the farmer-poet who lost his life’s work in a crossfire.

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