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When all the western nations sanctioned India during the war against Pakistan, one nation helped her grandmother Indira Gandhi with mortar and...
Who throws the wrecking ball is anybody’s guess. But the fall of the skittles in the region is for all to see
When a sitting CM joins bigots in outraging against the very symbols of the nation that they have sworn under oath to protect, it raises the question:...
The story of the unmarked graves had been contorted to suit Islamists’ agenda, keep Indian forces on the defensive, and even justify the ethnic...
Onam is too big to be left solely to Hindus, but too Hindu for their bedfellows, Islamists, to swallow. And that has led to a rare bout of friction...
A man who can go to the length of inventing a fake economist to mouth his own views can easily extrapolate that disingenuity in the much larger...
The RSS has always been an organisation which favours gradual change through mellow, decent language and gritty, measured, and long-term action
Bluster and coarse humour have helped both Trump and Lalu push the envelope on political impropriety or throw closest aides under the bus in a flash...
Many believe CIBIL's credit-rating process to be opaque & lacking sound redressal mechanisms, but with the staggering power to make or break...
Sergio Gor, who was born in Tashkent of Soviet-ruled Uzbekistan in 1986 and grew up as a child in Malta, breathes in rarefied air of US President...
Stopping dogs from roaming the streets is not an act of cruelty, but of empathy. The most developed, disciplined, and considerate countries do it.
In spite of 100 years of unsparing, often violent efforts of so-called secular forces, the RSS has got legitimised
The India-US ties will survive Trump, but it will need unnecessary time and energy to rebuild
The next elections—maybe up to 2029 and beyond—will be fought on demography, the biggest marker of Bharat’s destiny
The illegal influx of Bangladeshi and Rohingya Muslims is wrecking Jharkhand’s demography, gobbling up the same tribal land that Soren once fought...
Even in the face of a million denials, there is no escape from the truth: the demographic war against Hindu-majority India has intensified
In spite of being in a coalition government, Vajpayee went ahead with the nuclear tests in May 1998, knowing fully what was to come.
The debate was a perfect foil for the BJP government to strut its foreign policy successes and show up Congress’s soft-on-terror image
Using a 1950 law, Assam has so far cleared more than 42,000 acres of encroached land and reportedly pushed back thousands of illegal Bangladesh and...
Nehruvian socialism in many ways subsumed Leftist ideals, just as Modi’s welfare outreach blunts the claims and protestations of Nehruvian socialists.
Ordinary Bangladeshis are slowly beginning to see how, despite all the brickbats from across the border, Bharat calmly stands with a helping hand in...
Decolonisation of the mind and learning the whole truth about one’s past are as essential in nation-building as sunlight and water are to gardening
Just cleaning voter lists is not enough. Since the process is making large-scale detection of illegals possible, it should be followed by detention...
Kapur’s 2017 book 'Jihad as Grand Strategy' is more than an analysis of Pakistan’s use of jihad as state policy. It anticipates much of...
The civilisational knowledge and wisdom of thousands of years that have healed generations cannot be simply mocked away
The Dalai Lama’s blunt announcement about continuing with the tradition of reincarnations without letting China meddle in it will spike tensions...
The brazenness of it all—as in the case of the RG Kar rape and murder—reeks of political syndicates at work on West Bengal’s campuses
Islam’s self-appointed political guardians are religiously rooting for the noise nuisance to return
One is a colonial, Western construct weaponised against India’s civilisation; the other, an infatuation with Soviet Union and its oppressive...
Is peace going to descend on the Middle East, or is the stormy sea of unending turmoil going to get redder and wider?
Russians believe Trump will scramble for peace in a hurry to hog credit for stopping Israel-Iran war. But Iran will invest all its energies to get...
If one wanted to be historically accurate, Indian subcontinent is a more precise term because almost all of it was once part of undivided India that...
Americans have been raising the red flag against unquestioned aid to Pakistan for nearly two decades
The force that nurtures Bharat and makes up for half her people is quietly rising, and transformation is happening even in the remotest parts of the...
The Nobel laureate today stands like a moral pauper, begging for more time to transfer power, surrendering governance to jihadis, and trying to make...
While Trump rode to power lashing out against Islamist terror and the US Deep State’s policy of nurturing it across the world, he has chosen the...
While Rahul Gandhi continues to undermine the government, Shashi Tharoor has led India’s most fierce and sophisticated global PR campaign to counter...
It was Yogi Adityanath, during the recent inauguration of the BrahMos Aerospace facility in Lucknow, who confirmed the use of the missile in India’s...
It is one of India’s strongest shows of bipartisan unity between the government and the Opposition in many decades
Bangladesh’s economic collapse can set the region in turmoil. To top it, Yunus and his student advisers have facilitated growing jihadism and...
Gandhi has again pulled out in the public domain the Congress’s long and embarrassing list of capitulation and missed the opportunity to be seen as...
The good news is that the chaos would not have caught the MEA and its boss by surprise. The better news is that much of what we see around us are...
It is time for India to up the PR ante, spend money on building presence in international media, and counter the global negative narrative more...
The Indian counterstrikes come at a time of a Trump tariff-induced uncertainty and hectic global trade deals to tide over it.
This May 3, Satyajit Ray’s cinema turns 70. The maestro, incidentally, would have turned 104 on May 2
The BJP under Modi is an elephant which is astonishingly fast on its feet, and adept at taking sharp political turns. It thinks, consults, mulls, and...
The Indian National Congress’s social media handles carried a headless image of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, with the caption, ‘Gayab’, or missing.
While the Indian Opposition has often criticised PM Modi’s foreign visits, it has been repeatedly proven that his energetic and strategic global...
Pahalgam 22/4 has not only violated the middle and affluent classes’ false sense of safety, but it has struck at the heart of their both intrinsic...
India needs to strike at the heart of the enemy with disproportionately high force and with a strong element of surprise to cripple it permanently