Opinion

Rahul Gandhi’s recent visit to Manipur, while highlighting the state’s divisions, fell short. While criticising the BJP’s mishandling of the crisis is valid, simply calling for peace, without addressing the root causes, is meaningless

The demand for mandatory reservations for Kannadigas in the private sector has a history of two-and-a-half decades. It is also a vile progeny of several toxic and fractious ideologies that have plagued large parts of India for over a century

Those who believe that a bullet that pierced Donald Trump’s right ear has decided the outcome of the 2024 United States presidential election have probably hit the bull’s-eye

Based on real events, ‘Gobind’ is a simple tale told with sincerity and passion. While it may not reach the same heights as Sikka’s previous work, ‘Calling Sehmat’, it stands on its own as a compelling story of heroism and love

While many sought to escape the law, Haji left a lasting impact, not through violence, but through a legal battle that redefined the interpretation of the Customs Act

With terror attacks rising in Jammu and Kashmir, the Indian security apparatus and government must both realise that 'pre-emptive' strikes must be the order of the day if Pakistan is to be kept in check

The liberal establishment isn’t worried about Joe Biden’s wellbeing; it is worried that his physical and mental inadequacies may result in the defeat of the Democratic Party

The LG administration and its focus on infrastructure development and work ethics have given the people a breathing space, caught as they were between the Islamist jihadis and the moderate dynastic politicians’ soft separatism. They would like it to conti...

Narendra Modi’s third term isn’t just a victory, it’s a rewriting of India’s political playbook. He’s achieved what was once deemed impossible: outlasting anti-incumbency, dominating national politics, and cementing a new era of BJP dominance

Until the Baloch are able to unite under a common flag, Pakistan will continue its colonial approach and genocidal policy in Balochistan

In many ways, the rise of the Right in Europe appears to be a natural response to the brazen open-arms policy that centrist and liberal governments of the bloc, and the European Union itself have championed for years

The Election Commission's innovative Suvidha platform is proving to be a game-changer. From rally permits to online nominations, Suvidha streamlines the electoral process, ensuring transparency and efficiency for a smoother, fairer democratic experience

A message must be delivered not just to the separatists in India but also to their masters in Pakistan, that India will hit back and pay them in the same coin

Roger Federer's dominance on the court wasn't just about skill, but about mindset. His approach to the game, from relentless practice to graceful resilience, holds powerful lessons for anyone seeking to elevate their own game of life

For decades, Congress party chiefs played second fiddle to the prime minister. Sonia Gandhi changed that. Now, with the LoP within reach, will Rahul Gandhi wield the authority she secured?

While the BJP touts India's growing global stature and ambitious development goals, millions grapple with unemployment and widening inequality. Can the next government bridge this gap and deliver prosperity for all?