But it is time now to turn the page and abolish emergency provisions in the Constitution.

If I were in Sushma Swaraj’s position, I would have acted like she did.

Today, the attitude is — let’s do it only my way. There is little tolerance for opposition and there are obvious double standards in play.

Thousands of villages across the country continue to be deprived of internet connectivity — the widening digital gap between country’s urban and rural parts needs to be bridged.

US Supreme Court’s ruling on same-sex marriage is inspiring in its reliance on constitutional rights.

Nuclear agreement marks a new era in Iranian politics. But political troubles await the Middle East

Lalit Modi may have driven a wedge between Modi government, its viewers

It keeps our democracy safe. By ensuring that an internal emergency has lost its bite

Ex-servicemen’s associations have declared that they will boycott the 50th anniversary of the 1965 war event because of the failure to implement the “one rank, one pension” promise.

The Organiser cites a sentence from a Supreme Court judgment on the IPL spot-fixing scandal at the outset: “BCCI must ensure institutional integrity in the conduct of [the] game considering the expectations of millions of viewers.”

The Shah Commission report should be made compulsory reading in schools and colleges.

Radha Kumar has a doctorate and is a well-published author. Her mother, Dharma Kumar, was the editor of the Cambridge Economic History of India.

The only ground report on the forcible sterilisation campaign during Emergency appeared in a little-known magazine.

The desired effect of this law will not be achieved unless proper infrastructure is provided at the grassroots level.

Emergency may not return in the same form, but we need to guard against illiberal tendencies.

The Chinese navy first showed its flag in the Indian Ocean nearly three decades ago, when it began to make ship visits to Sri Lanka and Pakistan.

Before opening up the antiquities market, India needs to modernise the registration process and address its lack of institutional expertise.

Grassroots democracy makes an emergency more difficult today. But largescale urban discontent is growing

India was surprised at Kargil. But its lessons may still be unlearnt

This streak of gamesmanship is new to Bangladesh, perverse proof of a new self-confidence.

The Partition is a wound that has not healed. It still incites passion.

Who is the majority? Is it the majority of persons belonging to a caste or a religion?

On the International Yoga Day, there was no shortage of yoga enthusiasts. However, a shortage of mats was the problem.

If lustre has begun to fade from image of PM who last year at this time was a rock star, he has himself to blame.