Opinion
CWC Meet: BJP Was the Presumed Target, Instead G23 Leaders Came under Fire
Sources said the meeting was called not to placate the rebels but to make it clear to them once and for all that public comments from them were no longer acceptable.
The Kashmir Of My Ancestors Has Blood in Its Soil; Peace is a Farfetched Dream
The longing for Kashmir has not diminished over the years but everyone knows that today’s Kashmir is not what Pandits had left; it has changed radically.
How China’s Power Crisis Can Force Xi Jinping to Put His Green Policy on Backburner
China is feeling the pinch with factory activity contracting in September due to curbs on electricity use and increased input prices.
J&K Delimitation Aims to Correct Historical Wrong, Can’t be Based on Flawed 2011 Census Data
Delimitation Commission is out to set right a historical wrong. To base that on flawed data engineered to ensure a Srinagar-centric narrative will be a disservice.
RIL’s Soorya Namaskar Brings Sunshine in an Otherwise Smoggy Climate
India faces a unique set of problems, which doesn’t allow for simple cut-and-paste solutions from abroad.
Kashmiri Hindus, Sikhs Who Withstood ‘90s Exodus Pack Their Bags after Attacks on Minorities
The Sikh employees, working across various private and government positions, decided to suspend work while several Kashmiri Hindus moved out of the Valley to other parts of India.
After Savouring Moment of Triumph, Pakistan Will Now Face Moment of Truth in Afghanistan
Cut this any which way you like, the US still holds all the aces and can influence different outcomes in AfPak region depending on how it defines its interests.
Operation Enduring Freedom: How It First Demolished Taliban and Then Laid Ground for Its Revival
The United States had no serious plan for Afghanistan after the war. The Bush administration had little appetite for nation building or peacekeeping.
IBC and GST to Farm Laws and NEP, Narendra Modi is a Reformist Prime Minister
The economic growth during the Narendra Modi government has been faster as compared to the growth during the UPA-1 and UPA-II governments.
Shaheen Bagh, Bharat Bandh, Lakhimpur: Right to Protest Cannot Impinge on Right to Livelihood
Holding the country to ransom has become the formula for instant headline and prime-time coverage. Democracy is throttled in the name of democracy.
Humiliated Jagan Reddy and Himanta Exacted Revenge on Congress. Captain Next?
With Captain Amarinder Singh opening a fierce front against Gandhis’ favourite Navjot Singh Sidhu, the going will get tougher for the Congress.
AUKUS or Not, Why France is India’s Preferred Partner for Nuclear Attack Submarines
There have been discussions in India about why it has not been included in AUKUS pact on nuclear attack submarines. The question is does India need American N-submarines?
India Conveyed Its Concerns in US on Afghanistan, Pakistan, China With Finesse, Balance
For PM Modi, this was one of his visits with probably the greatest security related concerns in mind but the discussions appeared to veer towards non-traditional security threats which too were on the agenda.
With Boost to Manufacturing and FDI, India is the Winner at Quad
Quad’s focus on supply chain will give a major boost to India’s push for manufacturing, writes Australia-based Stephen Manallack, who is a keen India watcher.
WHO, WTO and now World Bank, China Controlling Global Institutions is Disastrous for the World
The Ease of Doing Business report and it’s deserved demise should not worry us. Concern about what will follow next should be more widespread.
UP Next: Muslims Not a Homogeneous Bloc and Why a Section of Them Will Vote for BJP
The BJP through its state- and central government-sponsored welfarism is trying to make inroads into this difficult electoral constituency.