If opinion polls are any indication, Britain is now firmly in an era of coalitions.

Samajwadi Party cannot hope to strengthen itself or its government by undermining its MLAs.

Conviction of a movie star sends out an important message of equality before law. But it took a long time coming.

As in India, voters in Britain must learn to grapple with more diffuse electoral outcomes.

West Indian cricket stars prefer playing for IPL. But new talent waits in the wings.

Government has been speaking in two tongues on intellectual property.

India must keep its word to Bangladesh and push through the Land Boundary Agreement.

Consolidation and mergers of conventional organised players seem necessary for survival in a rearranged field.

CPM leader Jyotirmoy Basu said the government was exploiting the emergency provisions for political purposes.

Delhi is home to a division of powers. In taking on the LG, CM Kejriwal is audacious and imprudent.

Supreme Court has taken a restrictive view of Article 25.

Ceasefire with NSCN(K) has broken. Government can no longer postpone crucial decisions.

For Delhi’s sake, its chief minister and lieutenant-governor need to stop making a spectacle of their differences.

A look at the front page of Indian Express on May 5, published forty years ago.

Mayweather proved that, in boxing, defensive play can be an art to savour.

A clear-headed discussion on separation of monetary and debt management is needed.

Addressing administrative corruption is the easy part. Policy corruption is more difficult to tackle.

The speedy trial in the case sets a new bar for Pakistan’s anti-terror courts.

A government disconcerted by non-governmental activity looks insecure and out of sync.

Address skills shortage in municipal bodies to reform urban governance.

Jayaprakash Narayan raised a controversy that the armed forces should also defend its democratic Constitution.

Maharashtra government can’t just horn in on the free speech of truckers.

Chris Bayly challenged many of the conventions of Indian history writing.

Government does well to defer to RBI in setting out the road map for an independent public debt management agency.