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Mathrubhumi English |
There are two ways to evaluate what a decade of naval investment has bought a country, and Pakistan's own institutional messaging consistently...
Even as conflicts in West Asia, volatile energy prices, rising tariffs, a weakening rupee and mounting climate pressures rattle economies worldwide,...
All good things must come to an end one day. That phrase, in essence, reflects the football genius Lionel Messi’s decision to end his extraordinary...
A Hindu king for whom Muslims lay down their lives fighting a foreign invader; a Hindu king who insists that his numerically weaker Muslim subjects...
Teachers, in real life, are just normal human beings who come in different colours of humanity. Some has opted to get into this noble profession. Some...
“Plagiarism” is a term generally used in association with literature of all kinds – fiction, non-fiction, essays, even Ph.D. Thesis. But it also...
For the better part of almost a decade and a half, the BJP has operated on an assumption that would have made even Louis XIV blush with embarrassment....
The Prevention of Insults to National Honour (Amendment) Bill, 2026, passed by Parliament on July 30, marks a watershed moment in India's...
The Jantar Mantar agitation started by the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) taught a lesson that was not learned by political parties in 79 years of...
Bliss was it to be alive in that dawn And to be young was pure heaven A faltering government, a floundering opposition ‘Every time it was sung,...
To speak of the linguistic question in India today is to risk immediate mischaracterization. Let me state my position without ambiguity: I have...
There is something peculiarly revealing about the latest controversy over the now-infamous "gaumutra expert." Member of Parliament from...
Priyanka Gandhi's remark in Parliament, referring to a member of the government's examination reform panel as a "gomutra expert,"...
The FIFA World Cup has come and gone. The excitement that had gripped the world has now faded away but what a lasting impression the event made...
In the age of social media, celebrities are expected to do more than entertain. They are expected to constantly reassure the public of their politics,...
Politics has a curious habit of rewarding those who move last, provided they move decisively. It is not always the first actor who shapes history, but...
Politics is often less about what is happening than about what people are persuaded to look at. Governments understand this instinctively. They know...
A group of teenage girls at Delhi's Jantar Mantar, tears streaming down their faces, stand before a line of riot police singing the national...
Every generation has its defining protest, but not every protest becomes a defining political moment. The agitation led by the Cockroach Janta Party...
Kerala today presents an unusual political paradox: a government overwhelmed by the problems of plenty and an Opposition paralysed by the problems of...
India has grown accustomed to celebrating ISRO’s triumphs. Every successful launch, every lunar mission and every satellite deployment is rightly...
“Partition” has become a two-edged sword for filmmakers who often reveal an interest in holding up a mirror to the Partition of India in general...
India's ethanol blending programme has been marketed as a patriotic, environmentally responsible and economically prudent initiative. The promise...
I had the recent pleasure, in Delhi, to celebrate not only the publication of another book by Her Highness Princess Aswathi Thirunal Gouri Lakshmi...
Every war begins with a declared objective, but very few end with one. Somewhere between the first missile and the thousandth funeral, objectives give...
Kerala's bus network is in structural decline. The availability of bus services in the state fell from one bus for every 910 people in 2000 to...
The World cup has now come to the crucial phase. Three more matches and then emerges the new World champion of indeed the globe’s most popular...
The brief memorandum of understanding between Washington and Tehran was seen by many serious observers of the West Asia conundrum as the first sign...
The world premiere of the 4K restored version of acclaimed filmmaker Mrinal Sen’s Telugu classic Oka Oorie Katha (1977) is currently underway at...
New Delhi: With the implementation of the new EPF scheme, 12% of the statutory wage limit will go into the PF, while 8.33% from the employer's...