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Fascism in Europe emerged from the deep crisis that followed the First World War. But authoritarianism in India was a conservative force, seeking to...
Hyper-virality and poor data literacy can amplify half-baked claims; the media's inability to analyse context ruins public perception and democracy.
The measure of success will not be how many declarations carry the word ‘Pahalgam’, but whether the next attack is stopped before it begins. On...
India is not in the crosshairs of America like Iran, Russia or China. But let us not kid ourselves.
The Palk Bay is a shared ecological system whose resources are finite. Its health ultimately determines whether fishing communities on either side can...
Pakistan’s commitments to Saudi Arabia come as militancy at home, tensions with Afghanistan and ties with Iran constrain Islamabad’s room for...
There is no need to make PhD programmes shorter or longer for their own sake. The objective is clear — timely completion of rigorous research.
The final season of Koffee with Karan promises one last ride through Bollywood’s secrets, but Johar’s global appearances hint that mischief may be...
Drones, robotics, and AI have transformed the battlespace. India needs a networked, situationally aware Zorawar that is designed as the striking...
Provocative headlines asking whether the economic myth surrounding Modi’s 12 years in power is nearing collapse are widespread.
By themselves, the two by-elections point to neither duopoly nor disintegration in Tamil Nadu, but many are already asking whether this is the...
The last time Pakistan dismissed an opposition-led provincial government, the Baloch insurgency spread like wildfire. This phase of insurgency lasted...
Bangladesh's future will be determined less by the power of distant benefactors than by the wisdom with which it manages its neighbourhood.
Judges like Bhuyan and Nariman should stop virtue-signalling and focus on judicial reforms instead of pontificating on another constitutional body,...
The first Q3 helped Audi cross 10,000 annual sales in India. But in the first half of 2026, Mercedes-Benz and BMW each came close to 10,000 units,...
We examined the Supreme Court’s record over the past six years in cases involving the ECI, and found that the Court has rarely told the Commission...
Here is a suggestion that prevents ‘capture by rules’. Can we design something that makes neutrality and fair play a matter of rational choice?
Neither fear nor its accomplice, isolation, is working on the women out on Delhi’s roads. Not the 29-year-old and certainly not the 72-year-old.
Indian kitchens saw inflation before statisticians did. The RBI is finally taking note.
India's richest 10% remain poor by global standards. Why economic growth, productive jobs and rising incomes are essential to improving living...
Whoever is writing PM Narendra Modi’s slogans and speeches nowadays is really tired of his job or has run out of original ideas.
Shabnam Noorjahan is a feminist who speaks against the niqab, a face-covering veil worn by some Muslim women. She is called a ‘Sufinist’—coined...
GST brought multiple central and state taxes under one umbrella. The latest proposals aim to make compliance easier and enforcement fairer for...
On Saturday morning, all eyes were on Jantar Mantar in Delhi, the proposed site of the SIR protest. For the next few hours on TV news, all they showed...
GST input tax credit fraud cases rose from 9,190 in 2023-24 to 15,283 in 2024-25 and nearly doubled to 30,162 in 2025-26.
A strategic consideration appears to be influencing the Trump administration's recent outreach to Myanmar: critical minerals. It could have security...
A waitlist, screenshot protection and profile verification are Hinge’s latest answers to India’s dating woes. The bigger question is who gets to...
Our spies can blow up Pakistan, save the country, and fight an army of villains, but making audiences laugh at them seems to be a different mission...
When drag queens glue massive lashes to their eyelids, stack wigs on their head, and paint lips twice their normal size, they’re not merely...
In this zombie economy, we are too exhausted to leave the main storyline and too exhausted to enjoy the few detours we manage.
In One Helluva Ride, Douglas recounts affairs and bad decisions alongside the glamour. It’s a reminder that celebrity memoirs should offer more than...
Ashy dermatosis can look like ordinary pigmentation but lies deeper in the skin. Treating it blindly can leave patients frustrated and their skin...
Sarus cranes are best viewed in Uttar Pradesh and Gujarat. Their distribution is more limited in parts of Assam and West Bengal, while sightings in...
By introducing the SIR and making several systemic and process changes, the Election Commission of India has weaponised the constitutional authority...
Long before Kolkata's Durga Puja became a grand public celebration, the festival unfolded inside the mansions of Bengal's wealthy families.
The machines have not risen to our standard. We are lowering the standard to meet them. Each essay is marked for fluency instead of understanding.
From Robot to Jailer 2, the superstar has continued to headline films on his own terms even as ageing male actors are being cast as fathers and...
As Rekha turns 71 today, nobody conducts a forensic examination of her jawline, skin, waistline or hairline. The verdict is unanimous: Gorgeous, diva,...
What does it take—and what does it cost—to help a fractured mind find its way home?
With the RPwD Act completing 10 years, we looked at one of the key mechanisms through which it is operationalised: the Unique Disability ID system.
At 64, Tom Cruise swaps death-defying stunts for a flawed oil baron in his latest film Digger. But audiences are not ready to see their favourite...
Some women are using AR Rahman’s ‘Mental Manadhil’ to celebrate their freedom, while others are posting wedding videos with it.
What started as an anti-Gyanesh movement has now become an anti-Modi movement. Why is the prime minister willing to risk so much for the sake of the...
In the latest development in the ever-expanding Salman Khan Cinematic Universe, Bhai has launched his own YouTube channel.
Anne Carson joins a rare club of female Nobel winners. Literary merit isn't just about counting trophies—it determines who gets read, translated,...
Even as Anne Carson remains difficult to categorise, she is hardly obscure. Most of us agree it was a long time coming.
It would be imprudent to see the results as a national verdict on the Opposition’s ‘vote theft’ campaign. They do, however, suggest that the...
After 22 years of spilling industry secrets, Koffee with Karan is set to start its final season on 14 October, and Bollywood gossip will never be the...
I am a practising, turbaned Sikh. I disagree with most of the long interview Sharjeel Imam has given from prison, serious as it is.
Pre-election and post-election voters’ committees should scrutinise programmes of political parties and should conduct an ongoing political audit,...
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