01 Oct 18

To Go Boldly Where Many Have Gone Before

Snapshot
  • It is in India’s interest for ISRO to replicate Mangalyaan’s success with Gaganyaan’s human mission by 2022, and prepare for the next milestone: an Indian crew on the moon.

Against the setting November sun of 1963, a streak of dense vapour pierced through the coconut tree-lined silhouette of the Thumba seashore in Kerala.

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31 Jul 18

Exclusive: Swarajya Conversations With Rajya Sabha MP Subramanian Swamy


Swarajya Conversations with Subramanian Swamy
 

Swarajya Conversations with Subramanian Swamy

Snapshot
  • Swarajya speaks to Dr Subramanian Swamy on a range of issues, including his life in the academia, politics, the Emergency, and his relationship with the RSS.

In an exclusive interview to Swarajya, the economist, historian, and Rajya Sabha MP Dr Subramanian Swamy talks about his Harvard days and what prompted his return to India.

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09 Jun 18

Decoding Urban Naxals – Anand Ranganathan In Conversation With Vivek Agnihotri

Distinguished filmmaker and now author Vivek Agnihotri is in the limelight because of his new book, Urban Naxals.

In the book, Agnihotri writes about his journey in making the film Buddha in a Traffic Jam, which exposed the nexus between an India-wide Maoist terror movement and their supporters in urban centres such as the academia and media.

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28 Mar 18

Exclusive: Swarajya Conversations With Raksha Mantri Nirmala Sitharaman

Abhijit Iyer-Mitra, senior fellow at the Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies, and Anand Ranganathan, scientist and author spoke with the Minister of Defence, Ms Nirmala Sitharaman for Swarajya Conversations. From the Nirav Modi scandal to the capital expenditure of the military, to the Rafale deal, to India’s nuclear doctrine and the BJP’s chances in the 2019 elections, Ms Sitharaman spoke on all of that and more.

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15 Mar 18

The Agony, Ecstasy, And Futility Accompanying Indian Elections

Snapshot
  • People whose lives are generally untouched by election victories and defeats spend so much time invested in them. Why?

The euphoria on one hand, and anguish on the other, with which the result of the Gorakhpur bypoll has been received by the Indian commentariat, is proof if any was needed, that investment in elections goes much beyond the one made by the politicians who are fighting it.

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08 Nov 17

For Love and Honour

Even as Kapil Dev lifts the 1983 World Cup, thousands of miles away, in the dense jungles of Mizoram, a secret mission stands compromised.
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