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Food Fables | 1-minute read
There is no other feeling in the world that can match up to the pleasure of breaking your roza with a bite of meaty, sumptuous and delectable Qeema Samosa.
The growing proximity between Muslims and non-Muslims has bred Islamophobia in the West. India sees the opposite happening, despite its politicians.
The BJP's victory could depend on the Congress party’s ability to polarise the Muslim vote by invoking its favourite weapon, 'secularism’.
With the Congress increasingly wooing Hindus, the Sangh wants to help the BJP tap into the minority vote bank.
Many Muslims think Urdu is their jagir, though they know little of this great language.
At one time, the country had the folklore, the myths, of coping with the outsider. Our culture was open and plural, but today he is seen as a threat.
With not much to show in terms of achievements, Vasundhara Raje seems to be resorting to polarising measures.
Recent by-election drubbing showed BJP how disenchanted people on the ground are with the party. Its response to lack of development? Renaming 'Muslim-name' hamlets.
No, these courts are not a 'parallel legal system', and the SC had earlier rejected a plea to ban them.
[Book excerpt] Journalists John Dayal and Ajoy Bose recount the horrors of Turkman Gate demolitions and sterilisations.
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