The Caravan

The Caravan is India’s first and foremost magazine dedicated to long-form narrative journalism with a focus on politics, culture, society, business, and the arts. Originally launched in 1940 and revived in 2010 by Delhi Press, it aims to provide immersive reportage, path-breaking investigations, daring commentary, and insightful literary criticism. The magazine is renowned for its independent and intellectually rigorous journalism, featuring stories that mainstream media often overlook. It reaches an influential and diverse readership, offering in-depth analysis and nuanced perspectives on Indian and South Asian life.

THE INTERVIEW • A Norwegian journalist on why it was important to question Modi

Guilt by Association • The FCRA and the crumbling of the development sector

The implosion of Modi’s West Asia policy

IMBALANCE of POWER

IN COMMUNICADO • What census surveys and national education policies get wrong about India’s languages

The End of Liberalism

The Cape and the Skullcap

'ALAMGIR AND IMPERIAL EUNUCHS

THE BOOKSHELF

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