To be sure, Delhi cannot control who Trump chooses to engage, and for what reasons. For India, the question is less why the Munir-Trump meeting, and more about how to ensure that the red lines it has laid down are respected
In a country aspiring to be a global leader in the knowledge economy, this is welcome news. Drawing on the scientific potential of half its population is not just desirable, it is essential.
In today’s intelligence wars, the most dangerous person in the room is no longer the one with a weapon. It may be the woman who can reimagine what strength and leadership might look like in the real-life spyverse
The US government has assured India that it will take every step to see that Pakistan does not produce a nuclear weapon. PM Rajiv Gandhi said the assurance came during his talks with US President Ronald Reagan and other leaders on Pakistan’s plan to produce a nuclear weapon.
For an oil-importing country like India — it imports more than 80 per cent of its requirements — disruptions in global supplies and price surges will have implications
It is not merely a tactical hedge, but a strategic alignment grounded in shared economic interests, democratic values, and the pursuit of enhanced national security
To unveil and capture such significant details of a celestial object through such a tiny manoeuvre offers a lesson. Sometimes, all you need is a new perspective
Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi made an appeal for peace and disarmament and regretted that concessional assistance for developing countries was drying up at a time when it was needed most.
