Vidya Sigamany

Mary’s memories of her brother Thomas Cherian are vague, limited to the times he came home to Kerala while working in the Army, bearing gifts. Being the only si

For over a month now, a small town on the outskirts of Tamil Nadu’s capital Chennai has turned into a symbol of labour empowerment. More than 1,200 employees at

The murder of Abhimanyu M, a BSc Chemistry student in Maharaja’s College in Ernakulam, in July 2018 is one of the most controversial cases of campus violence in

The Tamil Nadu police submitted a status report to the Supreme Court on Friday, October 18, detailing cases registered against Jaggi Vasudev’s Coimbatore-based

To hear Shobhana Padinjhattil, tucked away in her office room at the entrance of the library, talk about realising a dream she had nursed for 25 years is as hea

Speculations, little disguised as theories, began to spread, the way they do when something unpleasant happens, after tickets were sold out for the January 2025

Trans, anti-caste, and Black rights activists who came together for a conference in Chennai on Saturday, November 9 spoke on the overlaps between these identiti

One IAS officer creates a WhatsApp group for Hindu officers, another publicly mocks and challenges a senior bureaucrat, vowing to continue exposing ‘misdeeds’ —

As the platinum jubilee celebrations of India’s independence ended in 2023, Abdul Nasir Maudany marked a less auspicious milestone: his 23rd year behind bars as

One of the most powerful political families of Andhra Pradesh saw a long-deepening fracture split open wider last month. Former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS