Books

Book Review | Ideal, Idyllic Bhutan Still Young and Restless

From the author’s account of the political processes in his country, it is obvious that the country’s polity is deeply...

19 April 2025 6:00 PM IST

Columnists

Indranil Banerjie | Delhi and changing power equations in Indian Ocean

Agalega, located about 1,100 km from the Mauritius capital, Port Louis, according to Australian military expert Samuel...

21 March 2025 12:13 AM IST

Books

Book Review | India doing well to avoid Western cues on diplomacy

In the old days a diplomat was known as a plenipotentiary, the very term suggesting gravity and pomposity. Much of...

15 March 2025 11:56 AM IST

Books

Book Review | What is key to hope after Gaza

Gaza has been the setting of a kind of savagery that the world has not witnessed in recent times. The October 2023...

15 Feb 2025 12:03 PM IST

Columnists

Indranil Banerjie | World faces instability as Trump disruption looms

27 Dec 2024 12:02 AM IST

Books

Book Review | Underdog to model journalist

Truth, it is said, is often stranger than fiction; sometimes it is more entertaining as well. Dubai -based...

2 Nov 2024 6:30 PM IST

Columnists

Indranil Banerjie | Nehru, Modi & India’s US policies: Striking...

As Prime Minister Narendra Modi completes his ninth visit to the United States since 2014, some striking...

23 Sept 2024 12:12 AM IST

Columnists

Indranil Banerjie | Blasts in pagers, other devices in Mideast: Battle...

Israel’s dirty tricks department has once again proved how effective and innovative it can be when it wants...

20 Sept 2024 12:10 AM IST

Columnists

Indranil Banerjie | Hunt for scapegoats won’t improve future of B’desh

Bangladesh after the overthrow of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is reminiscent of a carnival on the morning...

6 Sept 2024 12:12 AM IST

Books

Book Review | Pakistan, to a woman’s eyes

A Pakistan posting for an Indian diplomat is both a challenge and an opportunity of a lifetime. It is doubly...

31 Aug 2024 1:52 PM IST

Books

Book Review | When India let Tibet down

Time and again history has shown that great powers tend to shape the world according to their...

10 Aug 2024 12:29 PM IST

Opinion

Indranil Banerjie | As Europe swings right, extremism is on the rise

The price for the European leadership's decisions is being paid by its ordinary citizens, especially the working class.

28 Jun 2024 12:13 AM IST