From an unimaginable number, it has become all too ordinary. But if it no long captures the Indian imagination, what takes its place?

Making middle-order batsmen into openers in Tests usually doesn’t end well for India

What stopping of onion exports says about the state of Indian agriculture

When financial institutions get greedy and gamble, the crisis can put the whole system in mortal peril

In every domain of life, he was a player of infinite games and, therefore, his worldview becomes, in some ways, quite inaccessible to us. We have to remember that one of the litmus tests of Gandhi, and he’s absolutely firm about it, is that you never do anything to someone else that you do not first do to yourself. You never make a demand of someone else that you do not first make of yourself

With a policy expected to be announced on October 2, a roadmap to phase out plastic pollution is finally coming to fruition

Vaping is a public health hazard but so is tobacco that governments profit from

Why the Finance Minister is right about the auto sector

The enduring aftershock of 9/11

Mission Mangal, Batla House and the successful commercialisation of nationalism

CELESTIAL HEROISM IS a bestseller, unless it is badly made. In it merges great survivor dramas and the romance of breaching the boundaries of human…