OPINION
Caught in a cleft stick: on Nitish Kumar’s move to rejoin the NDA
By: Vidya Subrahmaniam As anticipated, Nitish Kumar has decided to continue his troubled alliance with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP),...
Deep state, deeper problems: Pakistan
By: Husain Haqqan Whatever their outcome, Pakistan’s general election scheduled for July 25 is unlikely to change four fundamental realities....
An environment for peace
By: Abdul Basit The tragedy of the Afghan war is that it has several villains but not many heroes. However,...
Nehru, Vajpayee and Modi
MAURICE Hallet served as home secretary to the British government in India and occupied the governor’s post in Bihar and...
The Army’s Two Impulses in Kashmir
By: ALI AHMED Below is advice for policy makers and Indian army strategists on the website of an armed forces...
Mob Lynching: Who Spread The Poison?
By: NIKHIL WAGLE MUMBAI: On top it, these heinous developments are coming from all corners of the country simply because...
A tale of two economies: the US and the UK
By: Krishnan Srinivasan Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh claims that India’s economy has been “systematically dismantled” by the BJP government....
Su-raj (good governance) and Ms Swaraj
There are two kinds of mobs — one, on the ground, and the other, in the virtual world. Both share...
Political dilemmas compounded by more political dilemmas!
By: Shahjhan Mustafa/ Muzamil Manzoor ‘People that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices’ George...
The Role Of The Cold War In Indira Gandhi’s Emergency
Indira Gandhi declared the emergency in 1975, plonk in the middle of the most intense phase of the cold war....