Opinion
Indo-Pacific Concept is Outdated, Time is Ripe for Separation
Now, as India revives an Indian Ocean security bloc with an eye on China’s growing influence, it could be that the “Indo-Pacific” concept has outlived its usefulness.
RIP Rabi Uncle: Remembering A Man Par Excellence Who Transcended Political Boundaries
Rabi Narayan Das was the only Chief Secretary in post-independent India to be awarded three post-retirement extensions under two separate governments.
China Creating New Facts Along LAC with India That can Make Future Negotiations Difficult
While no Indian complaint is likely to have much impact on Chinese behaviour, not complaining is also tantamount to accepting such changes and legitimising China’s control over these territories.
Manipur Ambush: As China Decides to up the Game in Northeast, India Will Not Stay Silent
People of Manipur are completely against this attack. Whatever little popular support the PLA may have had is gone, especially after an officer’s wife and child were killed brutally.
This Manipur Youth Fought Drug Addiction, Built India’s First Transgender Football Team
‘Only once we accept our vulnerabilities can we find ways to turn them into our biggest strengths,’ says Sadam Hanjabam, who has turned to kindness as the driving force in all his endeavours.
When Nehru had Disagreements with First Lok Sabha Speaker GV Mavalankar over Ordinances
Mavalankar reminded Nehru that it was not a desirable precedent to promulgate ordinances for 'want of time, as inconvenient legislation might also be promulgated in that manner'.
Brands are Manufacturing Dissent to Sell Whitening Creams, Ethnic Wear and Mangalsutra
Higher purpose is served as soon as the ad is released. Social media goes into a tizzy, religious leaders clobber the ad, celebrity columnists comment on it as if it was a piece of art.
As US, China Start Resolving Trade Differences, What It Means for India
It is a clear signal that both the US and India refrained from ending economic ties with China notwithstanding very serious confrontations in other sectors of the relationship.
Message from Bypolls is Loud and Clear for BJP & Congress—Shun High Command Culture
Narendra Modi and Rahul Gandhi can ignore this only at their own peril as they gear up for crucial state elections in the run-up to the 2024 General Election.
When a Handful of Nutmegs Could Buy You a House or a Ship in Europe
The stakes were immense, for the navigators and for the monarchs who financed them: the spice race, it has been said, was the space race of its time.
Whether It is 1990 or 2021, Pandits Remain the Soft Targets in Kashmir
As far as confidence-building is concerned, the onus squarely lies on the majority Muslims, and not Pandits. Pandits didn’t break the social fabric in Kashmir.
Opinion: Amit Shah’s Kashmir Visit Had Two Messages—One for Kashmiris, the Other for Pakistan
Pakistan is feeling frustrated at the refusal of Kashmiris to stand against the Union of India after the abrogation of Article 370.
Trade Corridor between Mumbai and Europe? The New West Asia Quad Can Provide Strong Push
A starting point could be a detailed study over the next few months to examine the viability, impact and trade potential of the proposed India-ArabMed corridor.
What The Fork: Not Just Vada Pav, Mumbai is About Batsal, Pudlas Too, Writes Kunal Vijayakar
Chicken White Sauce Patties, also called Russian Patties, which have got nothing to do with Russia, are an eclectic mixture of chicken, chillies, coriander, cheese and béchamel.
UP Elections: In Akhilesh Yadav-Om Rajbhar Alliance, Asaduddin Owaisi Could be the Loser
Owaisi had hoped to capitalise on the minority “discomfort” with the Samajwadi Party and take away the community’s votes in the seats where these mattered.
October 22, 1947: Operation Gulmarg and a Black Day in History of Kashmir
As the Pakistani invaders captured Mirpur, Muzzaffarabad, Uri and Baramulla with minimal resistance from J&K forces, the fall of Srinagar looked imminent.