Siddharth Singh

Increasingly, guerrilla groups and government troops exhibit similar military behaviour

Any system has an upper load-bearing capacity beyond which it breaks down

West Bengal and Assam, important for ideological reasons, are less likely to play a role in BJP’s immediate future

The need is to identify industries that can diversify their product lines for goods necessary in an emergency

In the second wave, the government does not have the option of limiting mobility

The right lesson from Chhattisgarh is that Maoists have run out of places to hide

A development finance institution to handle large infrastructure projects was a necessity in a climate of increasing risks

If there is trouble from a resurgent Khalistani politics, it is unlikely to follow the roadmap of the 1980s. Siddharth Singh travels across Punjab to find out what has changed

The economy is on the rebound—but a full recovery needs investment growth and people spending with confidence

The foundational violence that accompanied the formation of India as a modern nation-state