A letter to the chief minister of West Bengal on safeguarding and restoring the city’s architectural heritage.

Huntington’s ghost is bemused as Muslims clash within their own civilisation.

Undue haste in pressing ahead with the bill in the face of dissent is intriguing.

Muslims should have told all human beings that if they have faith in the day of judgement and they act accordingly, they would have solace and peace of mind even in times of earthquakes.

TV news kept its promise to give viewers carpet coverage of the verdict, relegating all else.

Tories’ last chance rests on voter suspicion, outside Scotland, of the Scottish National Party.

It is not intrinsically bad. But it forms a cocoon that ‘protects’ those on top from new ideas.

It is necessary to distinguish between honest and dishonest, and correct and incorrect, decisions.

There is a very strong case for moving the government’s fiscal year, to start around Deepavali.

President Pranab Mukherjee's decision to join WWII commemorative ceremonies in Russia important to India for manifold reasons.

We need a contingency plan that combines real-time technology with robust insurance and easy credit.

Citing the Malala case to establish credibility of Pakistan's judicial system, he asks the country to handle Lakhvi.

In 1998, India began watching a new prime minister and a new Congress president.

What will be left of the CPM if it starts following Ashutosh’s exhortations, as mentioned in ‘Modi lessons for CPM’ (IE, April 30)?

Government has done well on energy policy so far. But it needs to provide clarity on the New Exploration Licensing Policy.

The bold Hindi play Kishan v/s Kanhaiya staged in the auditorium of Parliament House library left MPs by surprise.

Repealing AFSPA is not a demand of separatists in J&K alone.

What is striking is lack of visibility about what government is doing to relieve farmer distress.

Rahul is back with an ideology: Nehruvian Socialism.

The Indian government has responded promptly to the disaster in Nepal. However, no measure of speedy response can substitute for proactive safeguards.

The autobiography of a midnight’s child tells the tale of growing up in and with Pakistan.

China’s economy has entered a ‘new normal’. Cooperation with India is in full swing.

An article in the Organiser asks whether Sitaram Yechury will be able to deal with the factionalism in the party’s Kerala unit.

The land market crisis is actually a labour market crisis. The problem is our inability to create enough non-farm jobs.