By Siddharth Varadarajan
Now that he has come up with a radical plan for overhauling the country’s capacity to deal with terrorism and other threats to its national security, P. Chidambaram must turn his attention to a problem that none
By Javed Akhtar
Who is forcing the Jamiat-e-Ulema-e-Hind to sing Vande Mataram? They don’t want to sing it but want to make an issue of it! I
By Syed Akbar
Come Ramzan and Muslims gear up for fasting, prayers and charity, shunning all things evil and doing works that are pious.
By BS Prakash
As a diplomat for over 30 years, I have represented India in every continent in the world: Europe, Asia, North America, Africa and now, South America. And in all these years, I have never seen
Vidya Subrahmaniam
Mayawati’s 2007 victory was a result of mature, sensible politics. She must reclaim these qualities if she is to recover the ground lost in 2009.
By Avijit Ghosh
The IPL2 gets over on May 24, just 12 days before Twenty20 World Cup2 begins on June 5. Does that leave the Indian squad with enough time
By Salman Haidar
India has emerged and stands tall. Major countries of the world seek to be its partner and room has been made for it at global high tables, like the G-20.
The Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) has been trapped in a narrow stretch of land by the Sri Lankan armed forces and the organisation is now facing certain defeat.
A cyberattack on Tibetan separatists has led to fingers being pointed at the Chinese government – but finding out who’s responsible for such strikes is notoriously tricky
Despite seven years of espionage and a $25 million reward for his capture, FBI’s most wanted terrorist – Osama bin Laden – is still at large.
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