B.r.p. Bhaskar

Can a government be serious about controlling the flow of fake news when its own supporters are among the main originators of misinformation?

BY B.r.p. Bhaskar 14 April 2018

A non-BJP, non-Congress front can script a new scenario

BY B.r.p. Bhaskar 17 March 2018

There’s no sign of a Left phoenix rising from the ashes

BY B.r.p. Bhaskar 10 March 2018

As Rahul takes over from his mother, the 132-year-old Congress seems to need the dynasty more than the dynasty needs it

BY B.r.p. Bhaskar 16 December 2017

Saritha’s life illustrates the perils to which a woman is exposed in Kerala's public space.

BY B.r.p. Bhaskar 11 November 2017

Kerala’s Dalit pujari is a first in the south since Sangam era

BY B.r.p. Bhaskar 14 October 2017

A Hindutva surge that is end angering democracy worried Gauri. Her end highlights the risks serious journalism faces.

BY B.r.p. Bhaskar 9 September 2017

If Kerala matches the West in many social parameters, credit is due to the history of social movements led by OBCs, and sometimes involving Dalits

BY B.r.p. Bhaskar 29 July 2017