In terms of electoral success, the Left in India is perhaps at its lowest ebb, but its relevance remains undiminished in a society marked by growing inequality, divisiveness, and the increasing clout of big capital.
Films The Sheep Detectives Mystery, comedy Directed by Kyle Balda and written by Craig Mazin, the film is about some sheep who play investigators after their shepherd is found dead. Blending live-action and animation, it belongs to the...
Films and series Remarkably Bright Creatures (Film) Melodrama, mystery Uniquely narrated by a giant Pacific octopus named Marcellus, the film is a gentle, heart-tugging drama set in a coastal town, where Tova, an ageing aquarium cleaner...
THE 2026 Assembly election results show that Indian voters remain far more practical than political strategists imagine (Cover Story, May 31). A national narrative may trend on social media, but elections are still won by the party that fixes...
THE continued denial of bail to the UAPA detainees Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam after six years of incarceration is reminiscent of the draconian pre-independence era (“When dissent equals terror”, May 15). The court’s sheltering behind...
I HAVE been a regular reader of Frontline for decades, and wish to convey my appreciation for three things that have stood out in recent times. First, the cover designs. They are excellent in conveying the essence of each issue through a...
