During the elections this time, national and political voices have joined hands to weaken the national compact.
It has been a year since the Pahalgam attack - an incident which raised some pertinent questions on security, accountability, and retaliation in Kashmir. We are revisiting what we wrote then. India’s relationships with most of its neighbours are far from warm and friendly today
BY Harish Khare 21 April 2026
Beyond Islam, there is the pride of an ancient Persian civilisation that infuses Iranian identity. Unfortunately, the Americans have arrogantly belittled the power of memories
BY Harish Khare 3 April 2026
Are rumours of the death of the rule of law vastly exaggerated?
BY Harish Khare 2 March 2026
The Indian media fraternity appears unable to live up to Mark Tully’s standards of balance, honesty, trustworthiness and credibility
BY Harish Khare 2 February 2026
A senior law officer argued in the Supreme Court that “intellectuals” could be more dangerous than “ground-level terrorists”
BY Harish Khare 30 November 2025
Zohran Mamdani’s victory will have reverberations beyond New York and beyond America
BY Harish Khare 10 November 2025
It is ironical that the more the Modi-Shah duo cut the RSS to size, the more it becomes the punching bag for the anti-BJP forces.
BY Harish Khare 12 October 2025
Why does the American-Indian community remain indifferent and silent when the US President seems determined to demolish Narendra Modi?
BY Harish Khare 27 September 2025
From Jawaharlal Nehru to TN Seshan, India’s democratic health always hinged on institutional autonomy. Today, that legacy stands endangered.
BY Harish Khare 1 September 2025
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