OPINION

Two mutually reinforcing images from last week may well define the next phase in national affairs. It is too early...

By: Ramachandra Guha Many Western democracies are characterized by the alternation of power at the national level between two parties,...

Nothing succeeds like sweet success. And it is doubly sweet when it is snatched from the jaws of defeat as...

By: Ram Nath Kovind At 5 am this morning, I went for an early morning walk with my grandchildren to...

By: Hafsa Kanjwal & Mohamad Junaid On May 18, the New York Times published an editorial entitled "A long shot...

By: Kamila Hyat The tragic death of 17-year-old Sabika Sheikh, during what should have been a 10-month-long academic term at...

By: Nilanjan Mukhopadhyay Never has British Prime Minister Harold Wilson's quip about a week being a long time in politics...

By: Rohit Chakraborty Zadie Smith has called shame "quite a useful emotion". But as I stood before Tipu's Tiger at...

Ceasefires concern warring factions and thus, when the center announced the Ramadan ceasefire one had expected that it would be...

BY: Kapil Sibal Had the governor played by the rules, the nation would have been saved an unsavoury spectacle. There...