Subir Bhaumik

Subir Bhaumik is a former BBC correspondent and author of two acclaimed books.

After the Supreme Court Verdict on Singur, the Fault Lines in the Left Have Become Apparent
Agriculture / Reportage
After the Supreme Court Verdict on Singur, the Fault Lines in the Left Have Become Apparent
Subir Bhaumik
What China is doing right in Yunnan can show India what it is doing wrong in the Northeast
Policy / Commentary
What China is doing right in Yunnan can show India what it is doing wrong in the Northeast
Subir Bhaumik
Media / The Lede After decades of being muzzled by the Junta, a free media in Burma struggles to its feet Subir Bhaumik
Politics / Commentary The threat of further violence looms over Assam Subir Bhaumik
Politics / Commentary The furore over the presidential race reveals Mamata’s weakest spots, both in the state and at the Centre Subir Bhaumik
Politics / Commentary Can Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi’s third running victory bring peace-through-dialogue to a long-embattled state? Subir Bhaumik
Politics / Commentary It’s not that the Trinamool Congress deserves to win in the West Bengal elections in May, it’s that the CPI (M)-led Left Front deserves to lose Subir Bhaumik
Policy / Commentary A new resistance in the Indian northeast could lead to the damning of the insensitive national developmental paradigm Subir Bhaumik
Politics / Commentary New Delhi will not give the NSCN a ‘Greater Nagalim’ because that would entail Constitutional reforms, and Thuingaleng Muivah will accept nothing less because to do so might undo him Subir Bhaumik
Conflict / Commentary With the launch of the four-state Operation Green Hunt, India’s Maoist conflict is set to intensify Subir Bhaumik
Politics / Commentary Sheikh Hasina’s recent visit to India ended up in candy-covered promises, but both countries still have to walk the talk Subir Bhaumik
Politics / Commentary Jyoti Basu, the architect of the Indian parliamentary Left, has left a complex, and confusing, legacy to his party Subir Bhaumik