While the 24-hour TV channels have filled a vacuum in the routine life of ordinary people,the new,energetic,enterprising and brave dimension of TV journalism has...

C. Raja Mohan aptly brought out the fact that the nation cannot afford to remain a mute spectator at the sight of the rapid crumbling of the most professional....

IF the BJP desires to replace the Congress as the ruling party,it should prioritise and practise differently,taking a cue from Pratap B. Mehta’s diagnosis of its ills....

This refers to the editorial ‘Rallying the troops’ (IE,March 30). India should not read too much into Barack Obama’s visit to Afghanistan....

Just after 11 months of the Supreme Court order,Narendra Modi did well to appear before the SIT in response to Ehsan Jafri’s widow,Zakia Jafri’s appeal to the apex court.

One may argue that extraditing David Headley will not serve any purpose as our investigating agencies are not as thorough...

The bandh called by Maoists in seven states has been rather bloody and offers no hope for the rebels putting away their arms and joining the mainstream in the foreseeable future....

After the fiasco at Sharm-el Sheikh,where Pakistan was allowed to slyly add Balochistan to the list of core issues....

Ramaswamy Iyer has painted a one-sided picture of the water issue between India and Pakistan.

Shekhar Gupta,in ‘Pak daydream,wake-up call’,has correctly diagnosed Pakistan’s periodic “madness” in believing that it’s in a “winning” position against India,at a given time.

The editorial ‘Mayawati muchness’clearly shows that,in our country,only two key words matter: “notes” and “votes”.

There are still some remnants of the Cold War days in South Block and they never miss a chance to praise Moscow (‘Different bilaterals’,IE,March 15). No doubt,now New Delhi needs to strike a balance in its strategic ties with Washington and Moscow....

Shekhar Gupta has jolted many of us out of the fallacy that hockey in India owes its abysmal plight to the entire game having undergone a sea change at European...

It is heartening to note that the UPA has dreamt to create a slum-free India in five years through the Rajiv Awas Yojana.

A maddening wait of 14 years doesn’t seem like a short cut to me. One of the arguments is how the women’s bill would condemn us to being branded as the “weaker sex”.....

The editorial ‘Marshal law’ (IE,March 11) is right in arguing that “cracking down on those legislators who think they can hold up business indefinitely was overdue”.....

The Women’s Reservation Bill will open up opportunities for women. Women’s empowerment and advancement have had a highly beneficial impact on politics,the economy,health,education,culture,and society....

The latest US posture over Af-Pak is of grave concern. Of late,there has been a sea change in the attitude of both Pakistan and China towards India.....

Seema Chishti’s story on Ali Sayeed,the Olympian hockey player,being denied a complimentary ticket to the pavilion to watch the India-Pakistan match shows the arrogance...

As always,a very well-informed and insightful article by Inder Malhotra. The Suez incident also marked the rare case of a rift between Britain and the US.

India faces a real litmus test in Afghanistan. This is one chance India has to show the world that it has what it takes to be a responsible power....

It is surprising that Suhas Palshikar sees,apart from contrasts,only frivolities in metropolitan cities like Pune....

This is one chance India has to show the world that it has what it takes to be a responsible power. However,for that to happen....

The courage shown by the prime minister in all three cases is remarkable. However,the inclination of his government to take no offensive action against perpetrators of terrorism hasn’t been included in the report card....

The government of the aam aadmi has proposed to hike prices of diesel and petrol knowing well that this will result in additional rise in prices of essential commodities.