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Soorya Krishnamoorthy’s remarkable contribution to art, theatre, cinema, and culture has earned him recognition from governments, national...
The government has set a target of Rs 50,000 crore in defence exports by 2029
So far, not a single court or auditor has red-flagged the ECI’s decisions.
A tariff works when American buyers can switch to another supplier, and it turns costly for Washington when they cannot
Imran Khan’s unyielding stance and the military’s threat perception have landed him in jail on charges that remain deeply contested and highly...
PM Modi’s five-decade political journey is not simply the story of an individual politician’s rise. It is a story of changing political priorities...
Even a hint of bias or political opportunism may blow up the road that India has set out on.
Husain Haqqani, the former Pakistani ambassador to US, without wasting any breath, has described the pact as “more symbolic than substantive.”
India's decision reflects the view that water cooperation cannot be separated indefinitely from the larger security environment
Imagine a world in which a good marriage is judged by the number of public extramarital dalliances it withstands. That is exactly what geopolitics...
For those of us who worked alongside her, Payal Mehta was more than a journalist whose name appeared on a byline.
Hanuman Ansh and Main Vaapas Aaunga revive Bollywood’s sleeper-hit model, showing why word of mouth and sustained box office growth can matter more...
The local population of the POK and the world at large have come to know about the dirty politics of Islamabad and how it controls the region
PM Modi gave foreign policy a permanent home in Indian public life, with a vocabulary, a sense of nationalistic pride and rituals that ordinary...
Born on September 17, 1950, in Vadnagar in Gujarat, Narendra Modi's early life was steeped in challenges which shaped both his humility and resolute...
For 25 years, Modi’s politics has been inseparable from governance reform. His achievement is making reform a governing habit
What truly surprised me was PM Modi's knowledge of the Northeast — and, more particularly, Manipur.
For the Congress to now cry wolf and undermine UPI’s integrity is sheer hypocrisy
PM Modi has made it possible, again, for India to call itself Bharat without apologising for the word
Multilateral organisations like WHO are innately political in nature and therefore all senior leaders are vulnerable to political victimisation
Extended periods of intense stress, mixed with long stretches of uncertainty and fear of imminent death, create environments where substance use can...
Apple’s strategy with the iPhone Duo feels clear: create a product that signals exclusivity. Not everyone will buy it, and that may be the point.
A letter to Jayant Chaudhary has sparked a wider debate on implementing a policy that could change the everyday lives of millions of children
The reason that makes Article 371 a better option for Ladakh can be found in a provision that receives little attention in the public debate
If nationalists want to retain power for many decades irrespective of electoral outcomes, they have to win the culture war.
Put the phone down. Pick the purpose up. The Suvarn Kaal does not build itself. You do
The most consequential strategic shift is that India is increasingly able to speak for the Global South without speaking against the West
Bollywood isn’t disappearing. It has simply lost its monopoly on Indian stardom.
Ten members leave Delhi tomorrow still needing one government that can speak to all of them and to the West on the same day. That is what PM Modi...
What's on display in Delhi this week is confidence built on numbers — growth, market size, defence capability — not just rhetoric
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While it may be too early to call it a reset for relations, three reasons explain why India-China ties have reached a point of inflection
PM Modi's track record shows a Bharat that has used multi-alignment to expand options, attract capital and technology and project influence without...
The Hindu faith has come a long way from its organic beginnings lost in the mists of time; the only constant has been its historic ability to change...
Chinese companies have forced Beijing to confront a difficult truth: billions of dollars cannot guarantee success when the operating environment...
Very often, we become victims of habits that were calculatedly imposed upon us by our enemies
Whether it's Germany revolting against mass migration, or India pushing back Bangladeshi and Rohingya illegals, the voice against demographic and...
The lack of public discussion about such practices is worth considering because it illustrates the wider authority enjoyed by religious scholars...
By reducing a pivotal Central Asian republic to a mere historical footnote of Mughal genealogy, Owaisi’s rhetoric was both intellectually shallow...
Administration data cited in August 2026 states that the total road length has grown from 1,799 km in 2019 to over 4,200 km, while the number of...
The British Museum has stayed mum on all the treasures from around the world that it retains, claiming a law prevents their repatriation
Since British rule, caste has been cynically exploited as a fault line to divide the Hindu majority of Bharat and push one’s agenda
There is a simple test for whether an economy is dead. Take its four engines one at a time: household spending, investment, public building, exports
Distributed AI systems create an accountability gap due to fragmented ownership across global teams, infrastructure, and data.
India's economic expansion, energy security, maritime commerce and the welfare of millions of Indian citizens are directly connected to the stability...
China shared weather warnings before the disaster, but the floods exposed a deeper gap in real-time hazard data from across the Tibetan frontier.
By trying to silence him, Bhagwat's opponents have ensured that his most inconvenient sentence, that Muslims belong in Bharat, is now the sentence...
The 7.8% print is not an isolated instance. It follows a 7.7% GDP growth witnessed in FY26, which itself was an acceleration from the 7.1% growth seen...
Hindu places of worship serve energy supply, remittances, trade targets and election messaging, all at once
The equation is straightforward: secure the uranium, build the reactors, generate reliable clean power, reduce vulnerability to fossil-fuel shocks and...