Sorry Mr Menon, it’s not your city any longer

Why Britain is the world’s most relaxed multiracial democracy

For China, exclusivity applies everywhere it chooses to go

Juggling with figures remained the first love of the one-time economics teacher in an obscure Bengali college who became India’s youngest finance minister

The struggle is less against those who threaten a rock here and a waterfall there than with those who threaten the idea of India

A lesson from 12th century Angkor Wat where its ruler Jayavarman VII prioritised public health and elevated it to worship

What the ghosts whisper from the pandemic streets of Kolkata

When the history of a different war is written, tribute must be paid to Indian public’s astonishing fortitude

Nixon gave away Patricia pens and Carter recited the Gita and Obama brought a dog called Khan and...

The CAA is the only hope of survival that the 17 million Hindus still left in Bangladesh can clutch at

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…