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India can be a possible moderating influence in Afghanistan rather than wield little influence in the region by remaining disengaged

Everything about Kishor’s campaign is atypical. As is his blunt break from the political correctness around prohibition in the state

New Delhi may be accurate in calculating that Riyadh is hardly keen on signalling hostility to India. Yet it must prepare for an even more adversarial...

Trump has burnt painstakingly built bridges, but China can’t be counted on to not quietly burn bridges India builds with it

The relationship between the two countries is longer and deeper than the whims of an individual president

The neighbourhood game may not be conclusively settled, as Bangladesh is a work in progress. But the writing on the wall is clear

The vague and partial referencing in the preliminary report and selective media leaks have enabled vested interests to smear the character of a dead...

Hard questions must be asked about the Air India flight crash. But wait for probe to be completed before pinning blame on the airline company.

The Indian Left struggles with national security issues, failing to connect with public sentiment, while the Congress misuses its assets like Tharoor.

India may have to fight this battle alone; it can do that by accelerating growth, strengthening the economy and staying united

The US response to the Pahalgam terror attack shows how little the West understands Pakistan’s weaponisation of terrorism as State policy

The debate is not about humour but about what sort of people we want to be and what we wish for in our democracy

Watch the series with your parents, with your teenage children, in your classrooms. Bleak as it sounds, grim as its self-reflection is, it is a call...

With Donald Trump in the White House, America is in free fall.

The news is obsessed with one and refuses to give any airtime to the other. What does this say about our priorities?

Media frenzy over Saif Ali Khan's stabbing mirrors past witch hunts, with Kareena Kapoor Khan unfairly targeted, revealing ongoing misogyny in...

Bewilderingly, the Congress leadership is pulling the party into ideological squabbles that have little to no resonance with regular voters.

This winter session of Parliament offered an opportunity to the Opposition to put the government on the mat in relation to bread-and-butter issues...

The apex court’s mixed messaging on the Places of Worship Act has allowed claims to be made about the Sambhal mosque and the Ajmer shrine

Before 9/11, the Kanishka bombing was the worst act of mid-air terrorism. Yet, US and Canada have been soft on pro-Khalistan activists who...

The results show that ideological positioning is not enough to attract votes, smart tactics and organisational might matter more

There is no boycott call this time, neither has coercion to vote been reported. The assembly polls, however,feel unpredictable and full of...

Often, the most obvious response to the crises such those in the two states is the appropriate one. It is resistance to the obvious that muddies...

From Kolkata to Kerala, a deluge of sexual harassment complaints exposes the plight of women in India, highlighting political indifference and...
