India’s tryst with destiny will mean little if our institutions continue to fail its young, even as ordinary parents sacrifice everything to protect their children’s dreams
At just 15, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi is not only breaking IPL records with fearless batting, but also signalling the arrival of a new generation redefining how cricket is played, consumed and imagined.
Bihar cricket, which has languished in the shadows for long, is all set to improve its strike rate, thanks to Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, the new Bihari kid on the block
The challenges of being a celebrity cricketer at a young age can be tough to handle
A new generation of fearless stars is emerging and finding its feet at the very top of an extremely competitive cricketing environment
As the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak forced the cancellation of India’s biggest medical entrance exam, more than 22 lakh aspirants find themselves trapped in uncertainty
More than 41 years after the Bhopal gas tragedy, survivors are battling not only chronic illness but also collapsing health-care systems, delayed approvals, missing specialists and an exhausting bureaucracy that turns the fight for treatment into a daily struggle for dignity
‘Why GDP Growth Doesn’t Always Translate Into Votes’
‘US Should De-Hyphenate India-Pak’
The INDIA grouping has frayed, its regional pillars have fallen, and what remains is a set of broken relationships, and an Opposition still waiting for someone to lead it
At just 15, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi is not only breaking IPL records with fearless batting, but also signalling the arrival of a new generation redefining how cricket is played, consumed and imagined.
Bihar cricket, which has languished in the shadows for long, is all set to improve its strike rate, thanks to Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, the new Bihari kid on the block
The challenges of being a celebrity cricketer at a young age can be tough to handle
A new generation of fearless stars is emerging and finding its feet at the very top of an extremely competitive cricketing environment
As the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak forced the cancellation of India’s biggest medical entrance exam, more than 22 lakh aspirants find themselves trapped in uncertainty
More than 41 years after the Bhopal gas tragedy, survivors are battling not only chronic illness but also collapsing health-care systems, delayed approvals, missing specialists and an exhausting bureaucracy that turns the fight for treatment into a daily struggle for dignity
‘Why GDP Growth Doesn’t Always Translate Into Votes’
‘US Should De-Hyphenate India-Pak’
The INDIA grouping has frayed, its regional pillars have fallen, and what remains is a set of broken relationships, and an Opposition still waiting for someone to lead it
The Directorate of Enforcement is not just busting financial scams and nabbing kingpins across realty, narcotics and crypto, it’s also returning monies to victims
The decline of the AIADMK and the rise of chief minister Vijay’s TVK mark a potentially transformative moment in Tamil Nadu politics
The establishment of Israel has been accompanied by a national cinema devoted to negating and erasing the Palestinian Other
Booker-winning British author Julian Barnes’ Departure(s) is a unique hybrid work: playful, philosophical, whimsical
From Sisters in Arms to The Nights are Quiet in Tehran, Ruth Martin reflects on translating Shida Bazyar’s award-winning German-Iranian fiction, capturing multiple narrative voices, confronting racism and extremism in Germany, and championing multicultural stories in an increasingly polarised world.
The haggling streamed into loud exclamations of dismay till it was time for the porter to accept with relief whatever money was dropped into his waiting palms.
