Opinion
PM Modi Rebuilding Kashi Vishwanath Temple in Varanasi a Sign of Resurgent India
Whether Modi wins the next general election or not, whether Yogi Adityanath is re-elected as Uttar Pradesh’s chief minister or not, the work they have done in Kashi will not be forgotten.
Not an Old Temple Town, Kashi is an Eternal City of Light. No Invasion Could Kill Its Spirit
In Kashi, one can find a temple in almost every house. The day begins with prayers to Shiva in nearly every household. Kashi is a temple of the scale of a city.
The Wellington I Remember: Tuba, Terry and Pure Happiness
This week, as we saw the visuals of the mortal remains of CDS Bipin Rawat and others being carried from Wellington to Sulur, I only wished we weren’t talking about Wellington this way.
Bipin and I: We Were Married Officers Staying Single and Had Heated Debates during Walks
It was a coincidence that General Bipin Rawat’s wife Madhulika and my wife were classmates at college in Delhi University and their gang would meet regularly to catch up.
Time India Looks at Giving a Booster Covid Dose to Frontline Workers and the Vulnerable
The moral and ethical dilemma in a developing country like India is whether a booster dose should be offered when we are yet to finish vaccinating the eligible adult population with two doses.
Robbed of Main Poll Plank in Punjab, Congress, AAP, Akalis Forced to Go Back to the Drawing Board
The announcement on the farm laws will pave the way for former Punjab chief minister Amarinder Singh to enter into an alliance with BJP in the 2022 Assembly election.
2022 UP Elections: BJP’s Welfarism-Hindutva Model Has Struck a Chord with Rural Voters
‘It’s (Ram Mandir) a matter of prestige for us Hindus. This is our Bharat that worships Maryada Purshottam Ram. BJP votes will be consolidated,’ says, Ajay Kumar, a small trader in Ataria.
Manipur Ambush: Eye on China, 4 Steps India Must Take to Fight Insurgency, Narco-terrorism
An assertive China which has been aggressive along the LAC may again employ low-cost tactics of supporting insurgent groups operating in Northeastern states, including Manipur.
As Stubble, Biomass Burning Gag Delhi, Why Pollution Fighting Measures Have Failed in Last 20 Yrs
The problems cannot be solved in one election cycle. It is easier to put up a smog tower and show your voters that you are doing something about air pollution.
Opinion | Salman Khurshid is Normalising Islamist Terror and How
Salman Khurshid would have us believe that thousands of those killed by Boko Haram and ISIS died of their own accord, pulling the triggers of AK-47 on themselves!
Away from Glasgow, Xi Jinping is Laying the Foundation for China 3.0
Xi understands that for his country’s rise to become a firm reality, it has to be China First. When China engages with the world again, it will do so on its own terms.
NSA Meet in Delhi a Key Step in India’s Quest to Regain Relevance in Afghanistan
Both by opening lines of communications with Taliban elements and by engaging with important regional players, India is expanding its menu of options on Afghanistan.
A Climate-related Mishap Occurred Every Day over 50 Yrs. These 5 Steps Can Stem the Tide
The COP26 at Glasgow offers a ripe opportunity for the world to calibrate a well-thought-out, long-term strategy for the future course of climate action.
Criticized for Soft Policy on Goa, Nehru Said India May Send Its Armies to Liberate It
While the United States tried to remain neutral on the matter, it indirectly agreed that Goa was Portugal’s province. This greatly disappointed Nehru.
Opinion: Anti-India Sloganeers no Different from Stone Pelters in Kashmir
The anti-India sloganeering, the singing of Pakistani national anthem, or chants of ‘Pakistan Zindabad’ were not an effort to celebrate Pakistan’s win. It was a message to India.
Auctioning Buffaloes to Selling Watches, Imran Khan Desperation Mirrors Pakistan’s Condition
Contrast this with India, where the recent e-auction highlighted the immense brand power of Narendra Modi, India and India’s sporting icons.