In a democracy, the relationship between the ruler and the chroniclers of public life has always been a dance of necessity and suspicion. Leaders need the press for legitimacy,...
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The debate in Bihar today is not about the future of a single project. It is about the very right of Bihar to breathe the air of modern industry. The state government has given...
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Mahatma Gandhi is remembered across the world as a symbol of peace and nonviolence. His methods of satyagraha and civil disobedience inspired not only India’s freedom...
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Anniversaries in politics are rarely private occasions. When a leader of Narendra Modi’s stature celebrates his birthday, it becomes less a felicitation of the man and more...
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On September 17, Indian newspapers looked more like campaign brochures than platforms of news. Front pages of nearly every major daily carried full-page advertisements of Prime...
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Democracy is meant to be the people’s voice, expressed through institutions, debate, and consent. But when religion takes the wheel, the road ahead turns perilous. A system...
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For decades, the United States stood as the primary architect of globalization. It championed free trade, welcomed immigrants, and nurtured technological collaboration across...
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Pakistan is back at the IMF table with a familiar problem—but a new pitch. This time, floods are not just a disaster; they are part of the economic argument shaping a...
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The spectacle unfolded at the United Nations General Assembly, as predictable as the monsoon rains and about as refreshing. Pakistan's Prime Minister, Mr. Shehbaz Sharif, took...
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Every October 2, India pauses to remember Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, the man who turned peace into power and non-violence into a weapon stronger than empires. Yet on this day,...
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