Rajeev Deshpande

Backed by a strong economy, Modi looks confident of steering the country through a period of global uncertainty by building resilience at home and abroad

According to official data, Delhi has as many as 61.1 lakh EOL

Much of Pakistan’s fighter fleet would have struggled to get off the ground if hostilities had further escalated after May 10

Deductions for employees for Indian companies working abroad will be deposited at home for the first 3 years, SSAs in place with 22 countries, says Labour minister Mansukh Mandaviya

Despite domestic sensitivities, growing trade and a large Indian market are incentives in reaching a bilateral agreements

The debate over whether the bunker-buster bombs destroy uranium storage and processing facilities may take longer to settle, but Iran’s theocrats have plenty to chew on

The Emergency was a black chapter in India’s post-Independence history which has mercifully not been repeated. The curtailment of Article 352 and the proactive role of the constitutional courts in protecting the ‘basic structure' of the Constitution have prevented political overreach

MS Dhoni’s induction into the ICC Hall of Fame is a delayed but fitting tribute to the man who had an unmatched ability to assess on field situations and led with a fierce never-say-die attitude

In Prime Minister Modi’s eleventh year, his government is working with states to simplify regulations while RBI is gambling on growth by reducing lending rates and increasing liquidity

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has had to negotiate some rough weather following Trump’s self-adulatory comments but patient handling seems to have paid off