Opinion

It's his clarity, commitment, transparency and tireless work ethic that make PM Modi resonate with the electorate. That is the Modi Magic.

It’s what made Punjab give AAP another chance after the 2017 elections where it won a mere 20 of the 117 seats, falling well short of the tally predicted by exit polls.

Yogi is now the BJP’s most powerful chief minister but it is too early to ask if Yogi will be pitched as Modi’s successor.

The Congress has brutally been damaged by the multi-cornered contest that the Goa assembly election turned out to be in 2022.

It may sound ridiculous to many living in urban centers, but for women and the elderly in Uttar Pradesh, something as basic as going on a morning walk was unimaginable.

Although India did not have much of uranium, which was a fissile material, its thorium reserve, which was among the largest in the world, gave India an advantage.

In this UP election, the party which can build a rainbow social alliance broader than the rest, by adding smaller communities to its base vote, will perform well.

Of around a dozen redundant UN resolutions on India-Pakistan question over Jammu and Kashmir, one of the most cited and overused by Pakistani establishment is the 47th UNSC Resolution.

With each passing day, the grisly day-light murder of a 27-year-old Hindu man, Kishan Bharwad, from Dhandhuka near Ahmedabad in Gujarat, reveals the ghastly face of Islamist fundamentalism

The course of the conversation indicates that the agenda was to show India’s position on Ukraine as two-faced, a trap Dr Jaishankar dismantled bit by bit.

Owning or building bloated and inefficient public sector companies is not the way to build a strong, functioning economy; it will only help cronies.

As the British government decided to go ahead with the trial of the INA soldiers, it became clear that a political volcano was ready to erupt over the trials.

Modesty for women is not a concept that a school, of all places, needs to support or endorse. If anything schools must be a medium to deconstruct misogyny, not tacitly promote it.

The Quad meeting in Melbourne will ramp up initiatives to counter China’s disinformation campaigns and coercive economic measures.

While the government has issued SOPs and guidelines for opening schools to ensure low risk, adherence to these SOPs always remains an Achilles’ Heel.

Lack of outdoor activities and long hours of screen exposure are leading to a rise in cases of childhood obesity and eyesight weakness. Children are engulfed in a fear of unknown.