An engineered riot
Barring the work of a few good men who did their job bravely, the complicity of the
By Barkha Dutt March 07, 2020
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Growing up without godfathers
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Preventing chronic kidney disease
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Building capacity
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Patient safety, the prime priority
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Five worrying factors this election season
May 18, 2019
Barkha Dutt
Barkha Dutt is an Emmy-nominated reporter, an author and a columnist. One of India's finest journalists, Dutt is a Contributing Editor of THE WEEK.
LAST WORD
Fierce fight and a formula
In two decades of being a journalist, I have never seen the kind of campaign we are
By Barkha Dutt February 08, 2020
Blame the prime-time poison
By now we have all seen the videos of the mob assault at Jawaharlal Nehru University
By Barkha Dutt January 11, 2020
Changing India we know
Home Minister Amit Shah insists that the citizenship amendment legislation is not
By Barkha Dutt December 14, 2019
Separating religion from realpolitik
The cool marble floor of Gurdwara Darbar Sahib at Kartarpur, Pakistan, and the
By Barkha Dutt November 16, 2019
Why Congress's NYAY, conceived by brilliant minds, failed to click with the masses
Abhijit Banerjee, the Indian-American who is one of the winners of this year’s Nobel
By Barkha Dutt October 19, 2019
An unwise move
In terms of mainland domestic political opinion (as distinct from the response in
By Barkha Dutt September 21, 2019
Release those who stood with India
On the ground in Srinagar, bureaucrats and police officers alike tell us that they
By Barkha Dutt August 24, 2019
The Kargil masterclass
It is exactly 20 years since the Indian military took back our territory in Kargil,
By Barkha Dutt July 27, 2019
Will Modi stop the lynchings?
We should all be sickened by the horrific image of Tabrez Ansari, the 24-year-old
By Barkha Dutt June 29, 2019
Lessons from the defeat
Is the Congress finally getting ready for life after the Gandhi family? Or will an
By Barkha Dutt June 01, 2019
When politics stains uniforms
There have been many disturbing moments in the election campaign of 2019—one of the
By Barkha Dutt May 04, 2019
Keep soldiers out of poll battles
There is no doubt that India’s decision to bomb a Jaish-e-Mohammad terrorist base
By Barkha Dutt March 09, 2019
Trans bill is regressive
One of the most progressive voices in the Supreme Court, Justice Dhananjaya
By Barkha Dutt January 12, 2019
A soldier’s soldier
Retired lieutenant general D.S. Hooda, former northern army commander in Jammu and
By Barkha Dutt December 15, 2018