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The dangerous comfort of ‘our truth’

Parents often worry about what their children are watching. Few pause to ask what their children are learning from what they watch. Today, the...

Odisha’s Climate Warning: When Variability becomes the New Normal

Historically, coastal Odisha has long lived with the fury of nature. Cyclones sweep in from the Bay of Bengal, rivers swell into floods, and...

Tribal Identity and The 1951 Census in Odisha

India’s tribal communities is not merely a sociological category; it is a long historical narrative shaped by language, geography, governance and identity. Today, the...

The Killing of Abhimanyu — A Timeless Lesson

I grew up listening to the stories of the Mahabharata from my mother, who read aloud daily from Kashiram Das’s Bengali rendition with unwavering...
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Census of India, 1931 (Bihar & Orissa): Counting People, Shaping Provinces

The Census of India has always been more than a mere counting of people. It is an exercise that reflects the pulse of a...

Rising Temperatures Reshaping Coastal Climate Risks in Odisha

Odisha, long known for its resilience in the face of natural disasters, is entering a new and more complex phase of climate risk. While...

PM Modi writes letter to CM Majhi on Utkala Dibasa epitomising Great Men of Odisha

Prime Minister Camp Office, Dibrugarh Chaitra 11, Shaka Samvat 1948 01 April, 2026 Shri Mohan Charan Majhi Ji, Jai Jagannath! Greetings to you and my sisters and brothers of Odisha...

Society, Caste & Census

When one hears the daily clamour of certain political parties regarding a caste-based census, it feels as though the same ideologies that once partitioned...

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Free Exchange: Wealth and Its Discontents

Can a country get too rich for its own good? Norway’s tribute to Edvard Munch, Scandinavia’s most famous painter, is an impressive 13-storey slab of...

Prakrit as a Literary Language: Rethinking India’s Classical Past

The assertion that “Prakrit is, like Sanskrit, a literary language”, emphasized by Andrew Ollett, represents a major shift in how we understand India’s linguistic...

Is WWIII here?

It is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore the tension, violence and uncertainty in the world in recent years. The number of wars is growing,...

Balen Shah: The Gen Zoomer, The Rapper, The Prime Minister

From Turmoil to Turnaround: Nepal’s Gen-Z Moment and Balen Shah’s Political Rise Nepal’s contemporary political story is one of deep turbulence, public frustration, and an...

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