Friday, Oct 18, 2019 | Last Update : 06:28 AM IST
Sunanda K Datta Ray
Is it an insult to tell one to go back to Afro-Asia?
Yet, telling a white to make the reverse journey has no sinister overtones because he doesn’t need to regret his origins.
08 Oct 2019 3:32 AM
A man who gave India a new idea about itself
Reverence is big business on which gurus and godmen, mahants and mantris thrive.
02 Oct 2019 1:21 AM
Scotland & Kashmir: Parallel, separate narratives
The sense of separateness runs high this week as Scots recall the fifth anniversary of the independence referendum.
25 Sep 2019 1:08 AM
Will Boris have to go, as battle over Brexit rages?
Since Parliament has passed a law against a no-deal Brexit, defiance might even mean legal prosecution that could send Johnson to prison.
10 Sep 2019 12:04 AM
Give dalits education & jobs, and forget quotas
The dalit situation is an aspect of caste, and caste-based crimes have registered a 25 per cent rise since 2016.
27 Aug 2019 12:00 AM
Waiting for the fallout after huge shift in J&K
Article 370 was enacted to give constitutional sanction to this restricted relationship with New Delhi.
13 Aug 2019 12:02 AM
What ‘desi son-in-law’ at No 10 really wants
Britain’s PM calls himself “India’s son-in-law”. Presumably, the reference is to his divorced second wife’s mother who was, indeed, a Sikh.
30 Jul 2019 12:00 AM
Trump, Saudis & Iran: Is toppling in the offing?
The measure seeks to authorise the President to suspend US visas of Saudi citizens, including specifically government employees and descendant
18 Jul 2019 12:05 AM
Hyderabad old & new: Symbol of changing India
This obliteration of distinction for the global symbols of anonymous affluence is an all-India phenomenon.
02 Jul 2019 7:37 AM
To fight terror, words won’t do, action is vital
India’s concern is Kashmir-centric terrorism inspired and abetted by Pakistan.
18 Jun 2019 3:34 AM
Didi needs to shift, offer Bengal a brighter future
A secular Trinamul Congress frantically courting minority Muslims has no chance against the juggernaut of these forces that the BJP spearheads.
04 Jun 2019 12:00 AM
Modi must now unite all of India to take it forward
Nearly 200 million Muslims can’t be brushed under the carpet, or brushed into the Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal.
24 May 2019 2:35 AM
The norms of Indian society seem to have changed. Our priorities are different now
Ironically, well-meaning observers abroad hailed the verdict of the hustings five years ago as a much-needed return to national grassroots.
21 May 2019 7:16 AM
As Japan enters the ‘Reiwa’ era, India must focus on boosting strategic ties
Japan’s deeply venerated emperors do not exercise even the informal political influence that Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II is said to do.
07 May 2019 1:39 AM
Sri Lanka’s horror is a grim warning to India
Eventually the armed insurgent Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam emerged in 1976 to fight for a Tamil homeland in the northeast.
23 Apr 2019 12:05 AM
Of Sangh personalities in power
The orthodoxy that holds together Nilanjan Mukhopadhyay’s 11 doesn’t always translate into liberal economics.
21 Apr 2019 6:38 PM
Politics turning vulgar: Discourse hits new low
Advani finds this vulgarisation caused by the overlapping of party and Sangh Parivar painful only because he feels victimised.
09 Apr 2019 12:28 AM
Battle for future: India, UK face decision time
The election campaign for the 17th Lok Sabha is obsessed with trivia and full of personal invective.
26 Mar 2019 12:07 AM
Anti-Islam fanaticism a growing global trend
Senator Anning is the only mainstream politician to extend even qualified approval to the motives that supposedly inspired the Christchurch bloodbath.
18 Mar 2019 12:31 AM
Why Delhi should talk to all sides in Kashmir
Second, the grey eminence of the accession was his sworn enemy, Sheikh Mohammed Abdullah, whom Jawaharlal Nehru had forced on him.
12 Mar 2019 2:36 AM
Columns
The Thunberg pater familias was correct in identifying such words as potentially problematic.
Banerjee and Duflo teach at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Kramer is at Harvard University.
he current RTC crisis in Telangana has been created by the government, and particularly by the chief minister himself.
A major objection was that there was no assurance from the Taliban to adhere to a permanent ceasefire.