Opinion

The indictment by the US Department of Justice of Vikash Yadav, a former R&AW officer, was timed five days before Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Russia for the BRICS summit

It is in Justin Trudeau to do what he is doing. He is adhering to the protocols of his lineage. As the saying goes, like father, like son

As India works toward sustainable development through the National Action Plan on Climate Change, it must also ensure that the cultural practices intertwined with its ecosystems are not lost in the pursuit of progress

Hindu festivals have been under continuous and relentless attack by Islamists. The instances are too frequent and too templatised to be dismissed as sporadic or unrelated

Just like in Pakistan where the acts of sociopathic violence are glorified, in Canada too, there is a growing constituency of terror eulogists

Haryana’s loss exposed a Congress plagued by internal rifts and poor decisions, a liability the Opposition alliance can ill afford

Pakistan is drowning in crises, from political crackdowns to a silenced judiciary and escalating violence. The PTM ban and fraying ties with China are just the latest symptoms. Can it find a path out, or is this the beginning of the end?

As the dust settles, it's clear that the BJP's victory is a result of their ability to connect with the voters and address their concerns

The Dadasaheb Phalke Award isn't just a recognition of Chakraborty's ‘contributions’ to Indian cinema. It’s a celebration of an impossibly eclectic career that defies logic and reminds us that in the end, it's not about the roles you play both on and offs...

In a democratic country, there is no place for statutory religious boards. It is high time that the Waqf Act is repealed, and a more equitable legislation introduced to ensure justice for all

As Modi will soon become the most senior leader among the Quad nations, India’s influence is poised to grow substantially within the alliance, shaping the Indo-Pacific’s strategic direction in the coming years

Jasimuddin Rahmani, with his history of inciting violence against secular voices and promoting jihadist ideology, poses a direct threat to Bangladesh's fragile democracy. His release is a dangerous step backward

The EAC-PM Working Paper serves as a reminder that India’s agricultural policies, particularly those rooted in the Green Revolution, must evolve to meet the changing consumption patterns of the population

Steering the world’s largest and only billion people democracy with its socio-extremities and geo-linguistic diversity is not only an exhausting mess affair but nerve wracking for any leader who is held to account 24x7 by his constituents

For Kashmir to emerge from its shadowed past and thrive, it needs leaders who prioritise modern governance, inclusivity, and concrete action over nostalgic rhetoric

PM Modi’s engagements in Brunei and Singapore, securing agreements across vital sectors, demonstrate a proactive approach to forging economic alliances and enhancing India’s global standing