Soumya Bhattacharya
Articles
Does the Moon landing confirm the rise of a 'new India'?
There are several reasons to celebrate Chandrayaan-3's success, which has been decades in the making
Could you get all your work done from anywhere in the world?
'WFH' was a staple of pandemic life, but for those who can afford it, 'Workations' and 'WFA' may be the future
The Martin Amis I never knew is dead, but the one I know all too well will live for ever
Our literary heroes' selves are not just flesh and blood – they are a set of ideas and a style immortalised on our shelves
How Perumal Murugan and other Indian writers found new readers
The boom in translation has helped writers in so-called vernacular languages come away from obscurity
Sunak is right that maths is valuable, but it shouldn't be fetishised
Academia offers far more in the way of life skills than just the hard sciences
It will take a team of rivals to end the Modi era
Recent election results confirm only a united opposition can unseat the Indian Prime Minister in 2024
Weekend Essay: I'll enjoy the football even more because my team isn't in it
Qualifying teams' fans are bound by patriotism, but for others it's just about a love for the game
In Iran and India, girls' protests bear a strong message for fathers
Raising daughters should mean listening to what they have to say, and wanting them to be happy