Essays – Page 4 – Opinion Tandoor

Whilst reading one of the seminal works on nationalism, Benedict Anderson’s ‘Imagined Communities’, one comes across an unassuming footnote on

A History of the Old City of Agra- Experience of a Heritage Walk

A school in the heart of the old Agra city, formerly the residence of the collector in 1800s British India.

As the cool breeze hits you on the face you cycle downhill, with intermittent rain falling on you and occasionally

Even with the long running, ‘perceived’ battle between secularism and communalism in the country, the definitions of these concepts are

Women’s tennis is growing leaps and bounds as a sport as well as a commercial brand. Yet India is witnessing

As corruption has taken centre stage in Indian political discourse like never before of late (mainstream and otherwise), a lot

As one enters the majestic structure which is called the Agra Fort, one is instantly mesmerised by its grandeur and