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Six weeks of bargaining have produced a government — but also a new grammar of power in which regional satraps, not the high command, set the terms. A reckoning with the numbers behind the noise.
Mayors with no money, states that won't let go, and a constitutional promise three decades unkept. Inside the slow unravelling of urban governance.
A weekend of argument in good faith — historians, economists, jurists and dissenters, on one stage. No panels of the converted.
Long before the word "democracy" travelled east, the gana-sanghas were already arguing about power. A historian reopens the file.
Faith, tourism and a thousand selfie sticks. What is gained, and quietly lost, when the sacred goes viral.
We romanticise the disruptor and despise the clerk. A case for the unglamorous machinery that actually holds a republic together.
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