Jawaharlal Nehru
Book Excerpt: In his own words: How Gandhi stayed true to his ahimsa ideal
IF FOUR SCORE IS IMPERTINENCE, FIVE SCORE WILL BE INTOLERABLE
Mohan Guruswamy | The Narendra Modi style of governing a complex nation
The PM is number one and the organisation is flat after that
Manish Tewari | Why South Asia in dire need of statesmanship
South Asia requires statespersons who can look beyond the horizon to the future that beckons rather than remain stuck in the history
AA Edit | Much ado about ‘Sengol’
The symbol’s value is just one of historicity as it was associated with India’s tryst with destiny as a nation freed of the colonial yoke
Sunanda K. Datta-Ray | Amidst waffling over China, US-India embrace deepens
It is India’s permanent dilemma that complacency about foreign policy alternatives leads to a fatal complacency about defence
AA Edit | PM’s Mann Ki Baat sets one-of-a-kind milestone
Mann Ki Baat must be one of the world’s most prolific, versatile and engaging political conversations
Praveen Davar | How Ambedkar ensured Hindu society’s reform despite all odds
A saffron-clad swami went to the extent of saying “an ‘untouchable’ had no business meddling in matters normally the preserve of Brahmins”
Sunanda K. Datta-Ray | English Hinglish: Taking liberties with language…
Hinglish, a cherished reminder of the Raj that we love to hate, will forever remain India’s pride and glory
Mohan Guruswamy | Indus waters: Yawning gap between threat and reality
World Bank brokered the IWT between India and Pak after many years of intense negotiations to allocate the waters of the Indus river basin
Sunanda K. Datta-Ray | CAA not the real problem, but NRC is open to abuse
The NRC is another matter. Not because its wording is offensive but because its provisions can be abused