The US has zero moral authority to want to tell the Tehran regime to behave itself or be nice to its own people
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Graceful Exits from Cricket to Politics: What history teaches us about leadership, legacy, and the art of timely exits.
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India’s relationships with most of its neighbours are far from warm and friendly today
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A son and a granddaughter, Chander and Jyotsna Mohan, chronicle the history of Pratap: A Defiant Newspaper. But it turns out to be much more than that—it juxtaposes the bravery and stature of freedom fighters in pre-Independence India with the current rulers’ preening and pretensions
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From technological advancement to political turbulence, uncertainty and anxiety grip Donald Trump's America—but signs of resilience suggest that American civilization may yet withstand the next four years of his boorishness.
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Successive American presidents went on to devote themselves to making the world safe for the democracy project. And, now comes a president who does not give a fig about democracy.
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Sooner than later, Donald Trump, the Ayatollah in the red tie, will try to degrade India’s national honour and prestige
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The modern Hindu, whether he takes a dip at the Mahakumbh or not, prefers to go along with Sahir Ludhianvi’s famous formulation—ye paap hai kya, ye punya hai kya, reeto par dharm ki mohre hai
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The higher judiciary must locate its own charter in the Constitution. There should not be any ambiguity
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Nehru’s principle of “compromise and argument” remains the only workable formula for South Asian leaders
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