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Just before falling through the gallows to his death in 1916, Roger Casement delivered his final words: “I die for my country.” In the history of rebellion and martyrdom, it wasn’t an untypical last line; but, for Casement, it was a confident assertion of something that had evaded him throughout his life. The country with which he identified was Ireland – then reeling in the aftermath of the Easter Rising – and the country that compelled him to his death was Britain. And yet, Casement’s story wa

Challenging this agenda will mean condemning efforts to brand anti-Hindutva as discriminatory and compassion for Hindus who face religious marginalisation.

And why is there still a little bit of Neanderthal in many of us today?

More than 650 faculty members at Harvard University have signed a letter sharing support for their president, Claudine Gay, whose job may hang in the balance as she faces intense

The Harvard Corporation and Board of Overseers, the two entities that govern the Ivy League university, are facing increasing pressure from all sides as they decide whether to retain university President Claudine Gay. Gay has been under fire since last Tuesday, when she testified before the House Education and the Workforce Committee during a hearing