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  • 3 weeks ago | openthemagazine.com | S Prasannarajan |V Shoba |Ullekh NP |Rajeev Deshpande

    The Tragedy of Flight AI 171 Air India crash leaves a nation in mourning 06 Jun, 2025 - 13 Jun, 2025 Vol 4 | Issue 25...

  • 1 month ago | openthemagazine.com | S Prasannarajan |Ullekh NP |Swapan Dasgupta |Madhavankutty Pillai

    How Amit Shah is following the first Home Minister in establishing the rule of law

  • Mar 13, 2025 | openthemagazine.com | S Prasannarajan |Ullekh NP |Rajeev Deshpande |Madhavankutty Pillai

    MK Stalin brandishes Tamil as a political weapon. How desperate is he?

  • Jan 9, 2025 | openthemagazine.com | S Prasannarajan

    HISTORY, WHEN TAKEN OUT of the exigencies of punditry, is a strange judge—only if we don’t abandon the habit of invoking history to authenticate our political preferences. Or it may be that we look back to appreciate the past through the prism of the present, certainly when the present rages against our political beliefs. History can only oblige. Evaluation in retrospect is invariably coloured by the ideas and attitudes of the moment, and it is most evident in the time of transitions.

  • Dec 5, 2024 | openthemagazine.com | S Prasannarajan

    Columns | LocomotifWe read Alexei Navalny's Patriot at a time when the word has become an ideological marker ALEXEI NAVALNY, the man Vladimir Putin feared the most and who died the way enemies die in Russia, should have called his memoir, posthumously published, ‘Prisoner’. He chose to call it Patriot. Perhaps he knew, or the ghosts from the living gulag of Russia had whispered to him, that the difference was nullified by the personal history of dissent.

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