Columnists
Fadnavis’ stock takes a hit as Maha mess grows
This is only the third time President’s Rule has been imposed in Maharashtra, after 1980 and 2014.
Few faiths can match Sikhism’s vivid rainbow of eclectic heroes
Allama Iqbal saw him as the seer who raised hopes for India’s social enlightenment after the country exiled Buddhism to foreign shores.
Maulana’s stir to ‘oust’ Imran: Who’s funding the protests?
Basically, clerical leaders can bring huge numbers on to the streets at the drop of a turban.
After verdict, Hindutva agenda likely to expand
The Supreme Court set aside the high court judgment making a three-way split of the disputed land on the following basis.
Unpacking Fascism’s biggity architecture
The principal focus of Fascist architecture was public buildings and boulevards.
Habeas corpus is habeas carcass in Kashmir Valley
The time is come to consider the basics of the legal outrage of imprisonment without trial called ‘preventive detention’.
A Solomonic verdict, but not quite closure
Advani is still the popular villain of the liberal set because he set off on his Rath Yatra wanting a Ram Mandir built in Ayodhya.
Can Kartarpur lead to better India-Pak ties?
Guru Nanak obtained enlightenment at a moment of great spiritual churn in India.
Maulana Fazlur Rehman’s stir multi-legged race of rivals
Today’s parliaments are no longer under threat from below as much as from without and within.
India dodges RCEP, but can’t avoid Reforms 2.0
Exports to China account for just around 15 per cent, while another 11 per cent go to other destinations in East Asia.