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When Mohan Bhagwat or his predecessors speak of Bharat as a Hindu Rashtra, they aren't advocating a theocratic state, but invoking deeper...


The lesson for India is to rise above faith-based perspectives and work for humanity’s well-being


In the past thirty years, no railway minister has bothered to increase fares even to neutralise rising costs. The result is worsening railway...

Dhurandhar is a prime example of how a cinema can become a visual spectacle if all those involved in the creative process share the director's...

The movie is a mirror of how this hot mess of unbridled smuggling and violent communal politics kept UP backward for decades


The objective is clear—manufacture distrust and create a permanent emotional distance between two societies that have lived as close neighbours for...


Balancing ties while demanding reciprocity, disrupting supply chains without economic shock, and deterring adversaries without escalation will test...


Islamist movements across South Asia have historically thrived in conditions of prolonged transition and polarisation

‘Dhurandhar’ is perhaps first film in history to use much-reviled cigarette so consistently & subtly to underline brittle scaffolding of perverse...


The region’s peace may depend on whether cooler heads can rise above the rhetoric of the moment to pursue pragmatic, inclusive solutions


Global jihadists see an opening: a chance to reconnect their Pakistani networks with Bangladeshi extremists, reversing years of counterterrorism...

The offence of money laundering is intrinsically dependent upon the existence and establishment of a scheduled offence


By getting rid of the rule of law as a prerequisite to building an Islamist state, Bangladesh has unwittingly put a target on its own back


Since its creation in 1971, Bangladesh has never fully embraced a pro-India stance. In the best of times, it could be described as India-neutral


While the Ministry of Ayush has acknowledged the growing interest in cannabis and its potential in medicinal applications, the regulatory framework...


Beijing’s simplified visa regime signals economic pragmatism but New Delhi should balance engagement with strategic vigilance.


History has been profoundly unfair to the Matuas, who have endured over a century of communal violence and persecution in Bengal


India’s manufacturing story is a story of late but steady industrialisation, shaped by historical policy choices, democratic constraints and...


The Aravallis span across Rajasthan, Haryana, Gujarat, and Delhi and have long suffered from inconsistent definitions across states, fuelling...

The task ahead is clear: India’s space cooling future must not become its warming fate


The awards bestowed upon PM Modi are a sign of global recognition of India's rise under his stewardship


As the epicentre of Sufism in Jammu & Kashmir, Charari Sharief continues to inspire, educate, and guide generations


The convergence of organic farming and the Viksit Bharat 2047 vision is a pillar of sustainable national development


The question of the inferiority complex turns back on those who seek to diagnose it and examine its causes


The future of AI in Indian education will be shaped in legislative forums and technological laboratories, but equally in everyday interactions...


The protests mark a shift from symbolic protest to physical disruption of political and economic activity


The deeper implication of Amit Shah’s statement is its rejection of a dynastic culture that reeks of inherited political entitlement

As India moves from a developing to a developed economy, efficient public expenditure will have to be the cornerstone of its fiscal and development...


If we do not act to inject competition back into the market or impose strict utility-style regulation, we face a perilous future
