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The crucifix is illuminated by sunlight as woman prays during a service on the eve of Easter. (Photo: AP)

Women & Church: Finding a foothold

The mysteries of Christianity revolve around women.

18 April 2017 12:15 AM IST

Raheel Sharif. (Photo: AP/File)

Raheel's IMAFT: A self-defeating idea?

The question here is: where exactly has Raheel Sharif joined and what would be his role?

18 April 2017 12:14 AM IST

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his wife Emine Erdogan with cheering supporters after unofficial referendum results were announced, in Istanbul. (Photo: AP)

Turkey's new sultan

Giving the President sweeping powers, Turks may have taken a historic path strewn with uncertainties.

18 April 2017 12:13 AM IST

File photo of former Indian naval officer Kulbhushan Jadhav who has been sentenced to death by a Pakistani military court on charges of espionage. (Photo: PTI)

Avoid jingoism trap' in tackling Pak, China

Pakistan was desperate for a counter-narrative to blunt the Indian moral ascendancy and to play the victim.

18 April 2017 12:12 AM IST

The GBU-43/B Massive Ordnance Air Blast bomb. (Photo: AP)

Kabul facing fresh crisis amid Russia, US face-off

Washington had already announced skipping the Moscow huddle.

18 April 2017 12:12 AM IST

Prime Minister Narendra Modi with part president Amit Shah at BJPs National executive meet in Bhubaneswar. (Photo: PTI)

A new India' by 2022: Where's the roadmap?

Modi spoke of the need for his party to make special efforts to capture the 120 Lok Sabha seats that were still out of...

18 April 2017 12:12 AM IST

The positioning of sex selection versus access to abortion is not only misplaced, it immensely harms womens physical and emotional health.

India's abortion wars

A woman must have the right to decide whether she wants to continue a pregnancy or not. A woman's decision about her own...

17 April 2017 6:26 AM IST

Unsafe abortion is the third biggest cause of maternal deaths in India.

Discourse: Returning women their body

India was one of the 15 countries that passed a liberal abortion law in 1971.

17 April 2017 6:26 AM IST

UP 53 , however, has not yet become as reckless as the Samajwadi vehicles, but seeing the number of vehicles pouring into Lucknow every day, the fear of a replay cannot be entirely ruled out.

UP 53' shines in Yogi raj

Even inside BJP's state office, UP 53 gets due importance and so do the people coming in these vehicles.

17 April 2017 5:09 AM IST

Experts predict that the next 10 years will be critical for India as the economic gap with China will continue to widen, but after 2027 this gap will start to reduce.

China's cheque-book diplomacy

India has shown some interest in Duqm port for industrial investment and connectivity, and as an energy corridor .

17 April 2017 4:58 AM IST

Prince Harry (Photo: AP)

Prince Harry can do what he likes

Prince William and Kate Middleton will also stay at her parent's home so this promises to be a big fat English wedding.

17 April 2017 4:25 AM IST

Hindutva as a tool for development'

The selfie totalitarianism of the BJP deepens both concretely and abstractly.

17 April 2017 4:11 AM IST