Daily Brief: Anand Teltumbde: 'Sub-categorisation verdict helps BJP’s agenda and endangers Dalit future', and more

Sub-categorisation verdict helps BJP’s agenda and endangers Dalit future

It could deepen social divisions, weaken the Dalit movement and alter the landscape of caste-based politics in India.

Why Modi government’s Hindi push continues despite a reduced majority

Several states have opposed the naming of laws and schemes in Hindi, but at the Centre, the government is still able to get away with it.

A defiant dancer has shifted the spotlight to the margins of the kathak world

Pallabi Chakravorty’s books, including the kathak bible ‘Bells of Change’, speak about the biases of the art, its forgotten history and everyday pr...

‘More Days at the Morisaki Bookshop’: The Japanese comfort read returns with a charming sequel

The novel is also a tribute to Jimbocho, the book-town of Tokyo that is home to nearly 200 bookshops.

Athletics: Neeraj Chopra contemplates surgery to fix recurring injury after season ends

Neeraj Chopra won the silver medal in the men’s javelin throw at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

The rigour, discipline and beauty behind Gulzar’s immortal film song lyrics

‘In Gulzar’s world, if he sees it, he will make us see it and believe it too.’

Poetry picks: Six poems by Indian and international poets about their lives and realities

Poems by Najwan Darwish, David Herd, Habib Tengour, Anitha Thampi, Mantra Mukim, and Sharmistha Mohanty.

Sunday book pick: Through tales of food and desire, ‘Butter’ depicts a deeply misogynistic Japan

Translated into English by Polly Barton, the book was published in Japanese in 2017.

‘Love the Dark Days’: Ira Mathur’s memoir is an insightful study of politics of love and exclusion

Mathur traces the her complex relationship with her grandmother, their shared familial history, and her own unique heritage.

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