The Supreme Court did well to hear her out, it now needs to restore her agency

Studies show business processing in Indian ports has improved, but not by enough

The victory of religious street muscle in Islamabad undermines the credibility of the elected government

Unlike his great great grand uncle, the British prince’s union has been welcomed, reflecting how much times have changed

It’s the Constitution that has checked Hindutva forces to a great extent

The pillars of democracy were not designed as silos. Besides, the judiciary enjoys special status among them

Large turnout marks Nepal’s first phase of elections. It could bring an end to coalitions of convenience, instability

Hafiz Saeed will be dealt with when the Pakistani state wants, not when Washington or Delhi get annoyed

Let’s celebrate the five boxing gold medals and the stories of the young women who won them. Let’s also be cautious

In Tel Aviv, Israel Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan denied rumours that he may use his visit to West Germany to make contacts with Arab leaders.

In contending that secularism is a lie, Yogi Adityanath tragically gets it right

India should be rated even higher in the ease of doing business rankings the next time

Many parts of the worst-affected Divi taluka in Krishna district are still inaccessible and the population of these areas is in the vicinity of 10,000.

The systematic nuts and bolts work needed to secure India is not yet done, nine years after 26/11

Indira Gandhi was also a hero who became a villain when, for the one and only time in the history of independent India, she established a constitutional dictatorship.

Almost a decade has passed since 26/11, and we have come no closer to punishing Pakistan for this.

The Second World War too left behind indelible marks on Myanmar.

Advani has been an MP from Gujarat for over two decades. Yet, for the first time, he has not been invited to campaign in the state

The people should never let any government forget that nearly 22 per cent of India’s population is still poor and they also have the right to a life of dignity — a truth that Indira Gandhi had acknowledged and defended in her lifetime.

Pakistan must abandon isolationism, worry more about trade and development

India needs to revamp its security architecture, reform and rejuvenate police forces

Hafiz Saeed walks free again, posing another question mark on Pakistan’s commitment to tackle extremism

The symbol connects AIADMK with the charismatic leaders of its past at a time when it is searching for a new centre

Social media giants need robust self-regulation so that no government has an excuse to interfere with the internet