The British elections offered particularly surprising results — with some certainties

The LDF bucks populist calls for prohibition and offers a pragmatic approach to liquor trade and consumption

Speaking at the Commonwealth Conference, Morarji Desai said it was necessary that Commonwealth countries should pay attention to the loss of lives in Rhodesia and South Africa

Pakistan, gripped by fear, tries to normalise blasphemy laws, anti-liberal violence

In calling an unnecessary poll, PM Theresa May displayed both hubris and distance from reality

Modi and Sharif must not let a cold stare define the Astana SCO summit

Better prices for produce, not loan waivers, is the right response to the farmers’ protests

To help India, contemporary spiritualism must break the shackles on its own soul

PM Morarji Desai spoke about the problems bothering the world’s rich and poor nations, the gap widening between the haves and have-nots

Judicial intervention in economic activities hurts livelihoods. A developing country can ill-afford such activism

Prime Minister Morarji Desai reiterated India’s policy not to have nuclear weapons “whatever may be the conditions in the world”

New issues, old leaders dominate the UK’s fifth election in three years

Having established its superiority in the numbers game, ISRO is now throwing its weight around

India should utilise Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, but it must sidestep ambushes by China and Pakistan

A mercantilist approach to the Qatar crisis will not serve India’s strategic and energy concerns in West Asia

How CBI handles the NDTV case has significant implications for media freedom — and its credibility

Justice JM Reddy would inquire into the entire chain of events commencing with the taking out of a sum of Rs 60 lakh from the State Bank of India, Parliament Street branch by Ved Prakash Malhotra, the then-chief cashier of the branch, including the subsequent criminal proceedings against R.S. Nagarwala and his death

The project revealed that technology can solve many development challenges

Ireland has its first openly gay, Indian-origin leader. There are lessons for India

CBI raids on NDTV are a bigger, more worrying story than just one media house coming under fire

Sushma Swaraj reiterates New Delhi’s commitment to Paris pact. India must now resist US attempts to renegotiate it

Giving his blessings to the newly-formed Vahini branch at the Express Towers in Bombay, JP said only through a relentless fight would one be able to attain total revolution

Party was for Karunanidhi, but Stalin stole the show

MI-5’s rising workload has jeopardised the UK’s successful anti-terrorism project