Just as the NAM was focused on the creation of a more fair and equitable global order, so is the Global South. That should be the basis for renewed solidarity.
Just as the NAM was focused on the creation of a more fair and equitable global order, so is the Global South. That should be the basis for renewed solidarity.
The British Museum is presenting its exhibition Ancient India: Living Traditions as a celebration of shared culture. This is not cultural diplomacy; it is state-funded imperial nostalgia.
The Chinese will definitely seek to "capture" the institution of the Dalai Lama when he passes away.
Ex-PM Imran Khan’s party remains faction-ridden amid a growing clamour for his release.
Looking into her father Deepak Yadav's background is not irrelevant. He belongs to the neo-rich class that has seen upward mobility but often lacks a democratic outlook.
In 2018, the US Federal Aviation Administration flagged a critical vulnerability in the fuel control switches used in Boeing aircraft, but Air India didn't act.
As the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls in Bihar triggers a political storm and the recalibration of foreign policy takes centre stage, the significance of fairness and firmness comes to the fore
TV channels may no longer have to repeatedly use Kohli’s footage to garner TRPs. Gill’s disarming smile can launch a thousand products
This city hears over 20 languages spoken every single day. It welcomes everyone and no one in equal measure
My avian friends are of two types: the first are the permanent residents and then there are the seasonal visitors
In the Indian tradition, a guru is venerable figure who shares the knowledge and potentialities acquired by him with his disciples
India must prioritise redistributive policies and enact inclusive labour laws.
THE GREAT GAME: The EC should not have slapped prohibitive conditions on the updation of electoral rolls.
While both the SDG-NIF and AEI surveys assess development, they differ in approach, scope and reasoning.
With RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat turning 75, six days before Modi in September, will he practise what he preached the BJP about leadership change
The surgical strike in 2016 was the first step and the Balakot airstrike in 2019 reinforced that step, marking the turning points in our counter-terror policy.
The EC’s Special Intensive Revision in Bihar appears to be flawed and undemocratic.
Non-Marathi-speaking shopkeepers and vendors of Mumbai are being targeted by Raj Thackeray’s sainiks.
The need for a new Research, Development and Innovation (RDI) scheme was felt because of the poor share of the private sector and low investment in R&D .
ISRO has spent decades quietly building the backbone of our space programme, and now, through IN-SPAC112233e (the Indian National Space Promotion and Authorisation Centre), the government is opening these resources to private companies.
Though we assume that sharing a space would foster friendships, the reality is quite different.
Once the immediate crisis passes, Himachal must shift focus to proactive planning.
Even as global institutions unravel — the WTO weakened, UN muted, climate compacts gamed — India remains composed.
However, there is one aircraft, Airbus-300, in the Indian sky which never killed a single passenger during its 26-year service, despite two machines being totally destroyed in accidents.
Jago Punjab Forum recommends that Punjab’s constitutional authority over its waters should be restored.
At BRICS, Delhi learns a lesson or two about how not to feel isolated
China is fully supporting Pakistan and supplying it with high-tech military equipment, including fifth-generation fighter aircraft.
The demand to remove two key words from the Preamble is not properly thought through
The Election Commission must allay fears of large-scale deletion of electors from the Bihar draft rolls.
When Pakistan is in the chair at the UNSC, India has reason to remain alert.