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POLITICS
- Homecoming election for Harvard professor, courtesy Mamata
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- Kokkarni, saviour of paddy
- Kokkarni, saviour of paddy
- “I want to learn the mainstream language of cinema”
- Panipat power plant pollutes with impunity
- Kokkarni, saviour of paddy
- Kokkarni, saviour of paddy
UID DEBATE
"Compelling citizens to take an Aadhaar card is unconstitutional"
In December 2012, retired Justice K S Puttaswamy filed a PIL that recently culminated in the Supreme Court passing an interim order, forbidding authorities to make Aadhaar mandatory for provision of essential services. Bosky Khanna finds out what his key objections to this ambitious project are.
"Compelling citizens to take an Aadhaar card is unconstitutional"
In December 2012, retired Justice K S Puttaswamy filed a PIL that recently culminated in the Supreme Court passing an interim order, forbidding authorities to make Aadhaar mandatory for provision of essential services. Bosky Khanna finds out what his key objections to this ambitious project are.
 DEEP TALK WITH RAMACHANDRA GUHA
When riots are tools, where does secularism stand?As the spectre of communal violence raises its ugly head yet again in the build-up towards elections, India Together talks to Ramachandra Guha to explore the threats to the secular imagination in India and the hopes for religious pluralism in the democracy. |
 A SURVIVOR'S ORDEAL
Punished for being the victimSuzette Jordan was labelled a prostitute and an anti-government conspirator when she alleged rape in a moving car on the streets of Kolkata. Her frank conversation with Vinita A Shetty reveals why the atrocity of abuse is not the only thing that shatters the life of a rape victim. |
 DEEP TALK
The Telangana prophecy: Will more states mean more conflict?With the government clearing Telangana as India's 29th state, long-standing demands for separate states in other parts of the country have gained fresh momentum. This could be a foretelling of many more states to come, but would that necessarily augur ill for the unity of India? Noted historian Ramachandra Guha shares his thoughts. |
DEEP TALK
A culture of deference and sycophancyIn a candid conversation with India Together, eminent scholar, author and historian Ramachandra Guha shares his thoughts on leaders of the past and present and their legacies for the future of India. |
 EYE ON LOK SABHA 2014
Modi-Nitish Kumar 'shadow boxing' to continue: Dr. Sandeep ShastriGiven the complex and dynamic political scenario in India today, where is the country's leadership headed? How will people vote in the assembly elections this year and how will it impact the national outcome? Eminent political scientist Sandeep Shastri shares his views on that and more with Satarupa Sen Bhattacharya |
 KARNATAKAS NEW HEAD
"I am neither an atheist nor a theist"Karnataka's new chief minister Siddaramaiah is certainly more left-leaning than some of his counterparts in the Congress party at the Centre. Fielding questions on Kannada TV's Suvarna News, he displays a calm demeanour to round off the tough-man image he has cultivated over the years. India Together brings you translated excerpts from the interview. |
 INTERVIEW
Wanted: A clamour for better governanceBangalore, once the poster-boy of new age India and its development, is now crumbling, having been sorely let down by the administration and politics of the state. As Karnataka heads for polls, Subramaniam Vincent, discusses the prospects and necessary preconditions for change with independent MP Rajeev Chandrasekhar. |
 AGAINST ALL ODDS
Of sports, passion and realityMeet M B Santosh, one of India's only three FIFA-accredited referees, who drives an auto-rickshaw and works as caretaker of an apartment in Kottayam, Kerala to support a family of five. Here, he shares the incredible story of his life and passion with P N Venugopal. |
 GENDER JUSTICE
Ringing the bell against VAWWhile the global epidemic of violence against women (VAW) stems from a culture of misplaced masculinity, the role of men in ending the same cannot be ignored. Mallika Dutt, CEO of global human rights organization Breakthrough, talks to India Together on the Bell Bajao! campaign that emphasises the fact. |
 INTERVIEW
Making good cinema"The producer wanted to make a good film, and we didn't think about anything else", says Unni Vijayan, director of the national award-winning film Lessons in Forgetting. Padmalatha Ravi catches up with the director to know more about this film and its making. |
 INTERVIEW
Is the Forest Rights Act working?Environmentalist Ashish Kothari discusses the politics behind the approval of the POSCO project, and how the FRA is faring in Odisha, in conversation with Pradeep Baisakh. |
 INTERVIEW: DAVID SHULMAN
Salvager of Indias dying temple heritage"In the Varadaraja Swamy Temple in Kanchipuram, I saw with my own eyes, just a year ago, how the late 17th-century murals were literally disintegrating. As you watch, they are going. It has happened in temple after temple". David Shulman talks to Lalitha Sridhar . |
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