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Sheri S. A. Shamim: I think if as an independent anybody has a right to speak on this Bill, it is you and me. You cannot do it, because your office...
By M J Aslam Incorporating Article 370: The Kashmir’s representatives led by Sheikh Abdullah had prepared draft Article 306-A [which later became...
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By Arhan Bagati Kashmir has been a continuous topic for debate and discussion since the time Maharaja Hari Singh signed the ‘Instrument of...
By M J Aslam Dividing Islam between Liberal & Orthodox: No book of history or literature of any credence on Kashmirhas anywhere used the term...
By Nilanjan Mukhopadhyay A young man boarded the Shatabdi Express coach. After finding a suitcase on the luggage rack above the seat allotted to him,...
By Jawed Naqvi THE mad major portrayed in Stanley Kubrick’s Dr Strangelove — a psychopathic American nationalist driven by an urge to bring the...
By Akash Bisht Ahead of the Lok Sabha elections, as the Bharatiya Janata Party pushes a nationalist narrative following the February 26 Indian Air...
By Mukul Kesavan The ongoing reportage on the cross-border skirmishing this last week has been bewildering. The average news-consuming citizen could...
By SALIL TRIPATHI Wars create heroes out of individuals who show great courage. But wars also create clowns who clothe themselves in patriotism, and...
By Meghnad Desai The Pulwama attack has been countered by the attack on the Jaish-e-Mohammad camps. As expected, escalation followed. But as of now,...
By Parsa Venkateshwar Rao Jr The latest India-Pakistan face-off started with the terrorist attack in Pulwama, which killed over 40 personnel of the...
By YOGENDRA YADAV Has Narendra Modi found his bramhastra to take on the mahagathbandhan? Will the 2019 Lok Sabha elections become all about the...
By Pratap Bhanu Mehta One military episode cannot, by itself, decisively change the trajectory of one of modern history’s longest-running conflicts....
By Mohammed Ayoob Now that the first round of military tit-for-tats is over, it is important that New Delhi settles down to parsing the mixed signals...
By IMRAN YOUSUF Recognized as a genius theologian, a high-profile scholar, an influential versifier and the greatest mystical Sufi poet of Islam...
By Stanly Johny When protests erupted on Arab streets in late 2010 and in 2011, felling deeply entrenched dictators such as Zine El Abidine Ben Ali of...
By Suhasini Haidar Multi-pronged diplomacy is vital to compel Pakistan to end its support for terrorist groups In the wake of the Pulwama attack on...
By Asha’ar Rehman THERE is no greater chill in this world than that provided by the prospect of war. We tend to forget this as we go about fighting...
By Happymon Jacob The possibility of the ongoing India-Pakistan military stand-off spiralling out of control cannot be overstated, given the high...
By Mukul Kesavan The horror of the jihadi ambush that killed dozens of CRPF soldiers and its aftermath, the attacks on Kashmiri students in India, is...
By Apoorvanand After the bloodletting comes the deceit. Once the outpouring of national sentiment in the form of vilification, abuse of and attacks on...
By Harish Khare Those who wish to undertake a reality check on our nation’s current karmic state may want to search out a little news item that was...
By Hartosh Singh Bal On Feb. 14, a 19-year-old drove a vehicle filled with explosives into a convoy of Indian paramilitary forces in...
By Rasheed Kidwai It took India several long years to take a firmposition on Kashmir. There was a lot of sophistication in Prime Minister Jawaharlal...
By TAWFEEQ IRSHAD MIR Patriotism, said Samuel Johnson “is the last refuge of the scoundrel “to begin with let me outburst my emotional content...
By Ramzy Baroud & Romana Rubeo “Everything Palestinian in Jerusalem is targeted by Israeli occupation,” said Palestinian Archbishop of...
By P Chidambaram The aftershocks of the release of Masood Azhar in January 2000 are felt regularly. Every aftershock should remind the people of India...
By A.G. Noorani ON Feb 15, President Donald Trump alleged that former president Barack Obama was on the brink of starting a war with nuclear-armed...
By Radha Kumar Like many others, I have watched events following the Pulwama tragedy with mounting stupefaction, not to mention rage and disgust....
By Sunanda K. Datta-Ray The two most sensible comments amidst the hysteria that succeeded the Pulwama massacre were both by former Kashmir chief...
By Kaveree Bamzai When Tathagata Roy, the 73-year-old governor of Meghalaya, tweeted an appeal from a retired colonel of the Indian Army, without...
By Bhushan Parimoo Pronounced thrust is being articulated to improve Health &Wealth through Medicinal Plants these days. A well come step long...
By Priya Ramani You know you are anti-national (AN, adjective: critical of the establishment, one who is opposed to New India) if you not only mourn...
By Shabbir Aariz Someone has aptly and interestingly said, “Lucky is the man who can laugh on himself for he shall never cease to be amused.”...
By Amir Suhail Wani In our previous articles revolving around philosophy the main objective has been to demonstrate different theories of reality as...
By Ali Madeeh Hashmi January 18 was Manto’s 64th death anniversary and it should be noted that Manto has been experiencing something of a...
By SHABBIR AARIZ While the year gone by has been the bloodiest, the advent of 2019 has inflicted yet another unkind blow in terms of lives that it has...
By Nijah S. Khan Asia, the world’s largest and most populous continent, home to 48 countries each with their own diverse cultures and subcultures,...
By Umair Khan The relationship between Pakistan and India has seen many ups and downs — probably more downs than it should have. Several books have...
By K M Seethi Many treaties and agreements in international relations are the natural outcome of conflicts and wars between two or more players. In...
By Ali Ahmed It is curious that the Army which has had an ‘Incident Day’ scenario predicating most of its exercises ever since the Parliament...
By Aabid Rehman Pala “Death of a militant, civilian or an army personal is a human loss. It should never be celebrated because nothing can be...
By Rifat Fareed Whenever there would be a gun battle, 40-year-old Hamida would sink with anxiety, fearing that her 20-year-old rebel son might be one...
By Shubhda Chaudhary The political intensity with which the Pulwama attack has been reported by the international media reveals the underlying...
By John Adair Trust being lost, all the social intercourse of men is brought to naught – Livy (Roman Historian) During his hidden years in Mecca...
By Sruthisagar Yamunan Meghalaya Governor Tathagata Roy on Tuesday created a controversy by supporting the call for economic boycott of Kashmir and...
By Ajaz Ashraf The attack in Pulwama has spawned a nationalistic fervour rarely seen since the 1999 Kargil war. In the deadliest militant attack that...
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