Rajeev Deshpande

Indian civil aviation has come a long way from backroom policy manipulation by private players and mismanagement by officials

Looking back, Thackeray might have avoided the Shinde event if he had paid attention to what was happening on the ground

As Beijing-Washington ties deteriorate, more aggressive Chinese actions after the failure of ‘Zero Covid’ present fresh security and strategic challenges for India

Even in peacekeeping and humanitarian operations, the Indian imprint is better received and its record for genuine and prompt assistance is among the best in the world

New Delhi’s decision to modify the Indus Waters Treaty is a signal to Pakistan and the World Bank that it is time to abandon stale mindsets

The PMEAC report concludes that a quarter of the monuments tagged as sites of national importance may not deserve such a listing

Author of the failed Kargil adventure, Pervez Musharraf’s death in exile is an unremarkable end for an ambitious general who hoped for glory as a military leader and Pakistan’s president

The meeting of the group on energy transition in Bengaluru will see launch of E 20 ethanol blended fuel, fabric from PET bottles and a green vehicle rally

Terrorist groups daily remind Pakistan of the terrible price its security personnel and civilians are paying

A 360-degree vision with a promise of sweeping changes in the rural economy and beyond