frontline.thehindu.comadded August 2026
Frontlineby Apoorvanand Apoorvanand teaches Hindi; Writes Literary; Cultural Criticism Ai Summary3 Sept 2026
Rahul Gandhi’s statement in Parliament—“The RSS does not allow the young to become students”—should have been a media headline the next day. TV channels should have made it their talking point.
Frontlineby Aditya Sinha3 Sept 2026
Your columnist is looking forward to Sonia Gandhi’s 544-page memoir, Belonging: A Journey of Love, which will be published by Alfred A. Knopf in the US two months from now.
Frontlineby T K Rajalakshmi2 Sept 2026
Two judgments. Two influential people. One an owner-editor, the other a former MP and influential politician from Uttar Pradesh.
Frontlineby Sayandeb Chowdhury2 Sept 2026
One of the most recognisable verities of Bengali cinema is that Uttam’s three-decade career lorded way above others, whether as actor or as star.
Frontlineby Ronki Ram2 Sept 2026
On August 25, 2026, Gurmeet Ram Rahim, the imprisoned head of the religious cult organisation Dera Sacha Sauda (DSS), was granted a 21-day furlough by the Haryana government.
Frontlineby Madhuja Mukherjee2 Sept 2026
There are certain recognisable tropes of postcolonial Bengali-language cinema or films produced specifically from West Bengal.
Frontlineby Moinak Biswas2 Sept 2026
Uttam Kumar has left two autobiographies, Hariye Jaowa Dinguli Mor (My Past Days), first serialised in 1962, and Amar Ami (In My Own Words), published soon after the actor’s passing in 1980.
Frontlineby Anindya Sengupta2 Sept 2026
During my childhood in the 1980s, Indian mainstream melodramas from the 1950s to the 1970s were ubiquitous at home. Radio played the songs, so did cassette players.
Frontlineby Suhrid Sankar Chattopadhyay2 Sept 2026
Ranjit Mallick, one of the biggest names in the Bengali film industry, has enjoyed huge success in both alternative cinema and mainstream movies.
Frontlineby Suhrid Sankar Chattopadhyay2 Sept 2026
In 2024, 44 years after his death, Uttam Kumar returned to the silver screen as a ghost in director Srijit Mukherji’s light-hearted fantasy film titled Oti Uttam.
Frontlineby Ajai Malhotra1 Sept 2026
Four and a half years into Russia’s “Special Military Operation” (SMO), the Ukraine conflict has entered a phase in which neither side is likely to achieve all its objectives.
Frontlineby Saba Naqvi1 Sept 2026
In 2003, when I worked at Outlook magazine and covered the BJP (and thereby the RSS), I had occasion, along with Hindi Outlook, to conduct an interview with V.S.
Frontlineby Manoj Kumar Jha1 Sept 2026
India is often described as the world’s largest democracy, but numbers alone do not explain the extraordinary complexity of Indian democracy.
Frontlineby N V Geetha1 Sept 2026
On August 26, when a rapid slope failure involving a glacier occurred high on Langtang Lirung near the Nepal-China border, the disaster that followed travelled astonishingly far. The U.S.
Frontlineby Frontline News Desk1 Sept 2026
Argentinian giant Lionel Messi announced his retirement from international football on August 31, ending 21 years of national-team duty that were capped by winning the World Cup in 2022 to secure...
Frontlineby Rohit Inani1 Sept 2026
In March 2026, the World Bank took an extraordinary and bold step when it reversed its three-decades-long position on industrial policy, and is today backing it for growth and development.
Frontlineby Purnachandra Naik31 Aug 2026
In the post-Ambedkar period, the Dalit Panther movement of Maharashtra remains a groundbreaking event that at once generates awe, inspiration and dismay.
Frontlineby Vidyarthy Chatterjee31 Aug 2026
No social institution has spawned more writings, paintings, or dance and music than the family. Again, representations of the family in varied shapes, sizes, descriptions, behaviours, attitudes...
Frontlineby Amey Tirodkar31 Aug 2026
Tukaram Mundhe could possibly be the only IAS officer from India to get international publicity. Taipei Times, a national daily from Taiwan, printed a long profile on Mundhe in its August 19...
Frontlineby Gowhar Geelani31 Aug 2026
In August 2026 alone, two BJP leaders in Central and South Kashmir, and a BJP Kisan Morcha leader in Pulwama, have been booked by the Jammu and Kashmir Police for “cheating” and “intimidation”.
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