Tag: Tracking Indian Communities blog

Cong faces a defining moment

RD News Desk- September 27, 2025 0

<!--Uday Deb--> The Congress party in the state stands on the cusp of a golden political opportunity—a once-in-a-lifetime chance to break free from the clutches ... Read More

Chasing windmills in God’s own country

RD News Desk- September 20, 2025 0

<!--Uday Deb--> Nanmayil John Kihothe’ trades theatrical bombast for nuanced storytelling in this kalari-inspired adaptation Being loud is often the charge levelled against theatre productions ... Read More

Lord of the left

RD News Desk- September 13, 2025 0

<!--Uday Deb--> Marx called religion the opium of the masses. Shedding its ideological rigour, CPM has retreated from its progressive stand on women’s entry to ... Read More

‘Malabar still lags behind Travancore’

RD News Desk- August 30, 2025 0

<!--Uday Deb--> History shapes the future. While Kerala’s social and political past has been widely studied, its economic history remains largely unexplored. To bridge this ... Read More

America in Plain Sight 

RD News Desk- August 23, 2025 0

<!--Uday Deb--> In the US, dissent, memory and culture are woven into the very fabric of daily life The United States is often described in terms ... Read More

The Sir Syndrome

RD News Desk- August 23, 2025 0

Once a colonial courtesy, ‘Honourable’ has become an undeserved badge of pride for our netas — a word that outlived the Raj, thrived on feudal ... Read More

Sailing Through Time: History on Screens

RD News Desk- August 16, 2025 0

<!--Uday Deb--> Scholars combine tech, archives and field trips to  explore 150 years of Dutch rule  For most of us, history is more than reading ... Read More

On Each Shelf, a Different Ramayana

RD News Desk- August 9, 2025 0

This village library safeguards some of the rarest and most diverse Malayalam editions of the ancient epic There is something unique about the small village ... Read More

For the time being, for all of us

RD News Desk- August 2, 2025 0

<!--Uday Deb--> As curator of the sixth Kochi-Muziris Biennale, Nikhil Chopra faces a formidable task: restoring the dynamism of the international art event, which had ... Read More

Courts acquit, but who compensates?

RD News Desk- July 26, 2025 0

<!--Uday Deb--> Victims of wrongful prosecution are left to rebuild lives on their own The recent acquittal of 12 men in the 2006 Mumbai serial ... Read More