A photograph has been circulating widely on social media: a clipping from The Times of India carrying an English-language opinion article on the Emergency of 1975, Bihar's...
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Every June 21, something remarkable happens across India. Politicians who spend the remaining 364 days bent over files, feuds, and press conferences suddenly discover their inner...
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The haunting images of the Bengal Famine of 1943 are often presented as evidence of British colonial cruelty. Emaciated bodies, starving children, and millions of preventable...
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For decades, India and the United States have described their relationship as one of the most important strategic partnerships of the 21st century. Leaders from both nations...
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In every democracy, debate is celebrated as a sign of vitality. Citizens question governments, institutions face scrutiny, and competing visions contest for public support. India...
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Two Leaders, Two Eras, One Unfinished Debate As Prime Minister Narendra Modi completes twelve years at the helm of India's government, comparisons with India's first Prime...
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For decades, Bihar has been a state that generates endless discussion about development. Few places in India inspire as much commentary from both residents and the diaspora....
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In a country where millions of students depend on quality education to shape their futures, a senior journalist's casual dismissal of educators as "do kaudi ke teachers" is more...
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In democracies, elections are often portrayed as contests of ideas, policies, and leadership. Yet some of the fiercest political battles revolve around something far more...
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In the world’s largest democracy, two major developments in May 2026 revealed a troubling contradiction at the heart of India’s governance system. On one hand, the...
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