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Hey The Telegraph It's okay if one of our Sunday edit page columns "inspired" an edit but lifting sentences and ideas without even giving credit to the researchers T. Prashant Reddy and Chitrakshi who worked hard on their book is so unfair telegraphindia.com/opinion/bail-c…

The show Adolescence offered a glimpse into an online world of misogyny and self-loathing, one that is very active in India. I report on the digital lives of Indian incels:

Are we preparing students not to be wiser, but simply more optimized? Not more reflective but more 'prompt ready'? Not more social, but increasingly isolated behind screens? Anurag Shukla explores these questions in this insightful article titled 'AI, and the cost of optimized

It’s never easy for a child to testify. Some courts now offer playrooms and child-friendly ways but there’s a long way to go. Our story on child witnesses tipping the scales of justice with Swati Deshpande Himanshi Dhawan Rebecca Samervel Ram M Sundaram SINDHU KANNAN timesofindia.indiatimes.com/toi-plus/socie…

This morning I try to grapple with this new era in the India-Pakistan rivalry and how we got here in the Sunday TOI India

Interesting test of physical fitness for the elderly – do it and check your fitness level. Featured in today’s Times of India.

Art Deco at 100. Meet the people battling to save this vanishing legacy. Our latest feature in The Times Of India #TOI #SundayTimes #ArtDeco #DecoCities #ArtDecoMumbai #Centenary

‘Get rid of all this election nonsense. If you ask me, just make our sister (Indira Gandhi) President for life.’ Riveting excerpts from Srinath Raghavan’s upcoming book, Indira Gandhi and the Years That Transformed India.

Indian writing in English once hogged all the attention. But with translations from India winning two International Bookers in three years, language lit is finally getting its due. Sunday story with Sneha Bhura

Buddha’s body can’t be on sale. These sacred relics must be repatriated timesofindia.indiatimes.com/blogs/toi-edit…

This is a good time to reup Nidheesh M K on Tharoor, and his equations with Rahul, Sonia

As Delhi standoff reaches SC, Sunday Times looks at the rising cost of schooling — so much so that some schools have tied up with finance firms that offer loans. timesofindia.indiatimes.com/toi-plus/educa…

I have been thinking about this very critical issue of weaponization of Indian languages for some time. And finally wrote something on this in today's Times of India (Sunday 8th June 2025). Do read if you have some time.

This timely article dismantles the romanticized myth of the UPSC journey often glorified by films and popular culture. It exposes the harsh realities masked behind the ‘try again’ narrative—rising coaching costs, intense psychological pressure, and the absence of alternatives.

Kudos to Ravinder Kaur for this eye-opening article masterfully balancing data with narrative to show how policy (like SSS) can rewrite entrenched inequities. Voices : Yes, JEE! IITs are closing the gender gap, but there’s still a long road ahead timesofindia.indiatimes.com/blogs/voices/y…

I spoke to Sam Dalrymple on his book Shattered Lands that weaves together the story of five Partitions that reshaped South Asia. The book has interesting stories about the rise of Reliance, how Edwina called Vallabhbhai Patel a gangster, and Dubai almost became part of India

From Taare to Sitaare Zameen Par, the reel and real burden of being ‘special’ My piece in today’s Sunday TOI timesofindia.indiatimes.com/home/sunday-ti… Thanks Neelam Raaj

Sharing my opinion piece in The Times Of India. One of the greatest cricket stories seldom told…. timesofindia.indiatimes.com/blogs/voices/t…

A 33-second kiss in the #SupermanMovie got chopped by the Indian censor board, leading to a meme fest. But a 2-minute lip-lock back in 1933 rolled uncensored and unapologetic. I look at how (and why) we went from reel freedom to real prudish: