Cherry-picking from history – The Hindu

While the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) keeps questioning Muslim loyalty by cherry-picking episodes from history, Samajwadi Party MP Ramjilal Suman took a leaf out of the BJP playbook when he questioned the patriotism of Rana Sanga. He held the 16th century Rajput ruler of Mewar responsible for inviting the Mughal empire’s founder, Babur, to India … Read more

Responding to the terror attack in Pahalgam

The terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir is not just an act of brutality; it is a calculated political signal, carefully timed and deliberately chosen to inflict not only human casualties, but cause strategic disruption. Coming days after the Kashmir Valley had begun welcoming tourists as part of a fresh season, and while … Read more

Unity and resolve: On the terror attack in Pahalgam

The massacre of 26 people, most of them tourists, in Pahalgam, Kashmir, by Islamist terrorists has jolted the conscience of the nation and the world. It is a tragic reminder of the constant threat of terrorism, which strikes without warning at innocent civilians. The mind-numbing reports of the attackers identifying victims by religion before executing … Read more

Generative AI and copyright conundrum

A store selling Studio Ghibli products in Kyoto, Japan. ChatGPT is able to generate images on request in a particular style because it has been trained on that style by its creators, and hence it is a violation of the copyright law, if done without permission. | Photo Credit: Getty Images The celebrated legal academic … Read more

Column | Don’t squash that scream

A few months after my little boy turned three, we went to stay with Phuphee for a few weeks. He loved playing in her garden and we would go on all sorts of adventures in the apple orchard that sprawled behind the house. It was a wonderful time, or so it seemed until he would … Read more

A case of selective outrage in Karnataka

Members of various brahmin organisations stage a demonstration in Mysuru condemning the incident in which a few students were asked to remove their ‘sacred threads’ at CET exam centres in Shivamogga and Bidar. | Photo Credit: The Hindu Recently in Karnataka, there were two instances of students from the Brahmin community facing hurdles at exam … Read more