Trans bill is regressive
One of the most progressive voices in the Supreme Court, Justice Dhananjaya
By Barkha Dutt January 12, 2019
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Guest Column
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Air cover
By Dr Vikas Maurya December 15, 2018 -
Marriage proposal
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Unreal growth
By Prof N.R. Bhanumurthy September 30, 2018 -
Why they want to kill me
By K.S. Bhagavan August 12, 2018 -
Joint effort
By Dr Yash Gulati July 15, 2018 -
Why mammograms are safe
By Dr Mukta Mahajan June 03, 2018 -
It is our responsibility
By Jose Louies June 03, 2018 -
Allow captive cultivation of cannabis
By DR Ram Vishwakarma May 20, 2018
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
A soldier’s soldier
Retired lieutenant general D.S. Hooda, former northern army commander in Jammu and
By Barkha Dutt December 15, 2018
Volleys of another kind
There is so little good news coming out of Jammu and Kashmir these days: the
By Barkha Dutt November 17, 2018
Loud and clear
Every woman has a #MeToo story. It could be a stranger on the street, a colleague at
By Barkha Dutt October 28, 2018
India's shame: stop the killings of sewer workers
It took the photograph of a 11-year-old boy hunched over his father’s body for us to
By Barkha Dutt September 30, 2018
Unity in adversity
In a country divided by unprecedented bitterness and toxic polarisations, this week,
By Barkha Dutt September 02, 2018
Hug hug, wink wink
By now, Rahul Gandhi’s hug of Prime Minister Narendra Modi has spawned a million
By Barkha Dutt August 05, 2018
In Kashmir, one man’s small hopes
Today if you talk of hope or peace or dialogue in Jammu and Kashmir, the words sound
By Barkha Dutt July 08, 2018
Why I think soldiers should not be netas
Recently, BJP president Amit Shah began the party’s mass contact programme (to mark
By Barkha Dutt June 10, 2018
A metaphor for India
The news is so depressing these days—especially out of Jammu and Kashmir—that any
By Barkha Dutt May 13, 2018
Press Council has done its time
Prime Minister Narendra Modi may have reversed a controversial and short-lived
By Barkha Dutt April 15, 2018
Why worship Lenin?
You absolutely don’t have to be an admirer of Vladimir Ulyanov, or Lenin—as the
By Barkha Dutt March 18, 2018
Judges do well, what about lawmakers?
We are very close to striking down one of our most regressive laws—the
By Barkha Dutt January 21, 2018
Keep private lives, private
In an election season, most normal decencies are abandoned in the primeval pursuit of power. Our...
By Barkha Dutt November 26, 2017
A no is a no is a no
India’s politicians have missed a chance to make history twice. The first was a cowardly refusal (save...
By Barkha Dutt October 01, 2017