Daily Brief: In Bastar, both Maoists and security forces leave a family bereft, and more

In Bastar, both Maoists and security forces leave a family bereft

Sodi Nande’s brother was executed by the Maoists, her husband allegedly by the police.

Why India needs concessionary federalism to address the grievances of its southern states

Some of the Centre’s positions may be justified from a national perspective but it must work on concessions acceptable to both sides for federal stability.

Ayodhya Ram temple trust gets foreign funding licence

This comes in the backdrop of over 100 non-profits losing their Foreign Contribution Regulation Act licence in a seven-month period as of March 23.

A historian’s account: How conditions in war-torn Palestine led to the rise of Hamas

An excerpt from ‘Hamas: From Resistance to Regime’, by Paola Caridi.

Fiction: A writer holds seances with Shah Jahan, who is elbowed out by Aurangzeb, to write a novel

An excerpt from ‘Conversations with Aurangzeb: A Novel’, by Charu Nivedita. Translated from the Tamil by Nandini Krishnan.

In ‘Guras’, a missing dog leads to a metaphysical quest

Saurav Rai’s Nepali-language drama will be shown at the upcoming Mumbai Film Festival and Dharamshala International Film Festival.

‘Kaala Paani’ review: In survival drama, proceed with caution

The seven-episode series is out on Netflix.

ICC Men’s ODI World Cup: India eye fourth win on the trot against Bangladesh – All you need to know

India face Bangladesh on a batting-friendly track in Pune, looking to make it four wins in a row at the World Cup.

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