Columns

“This is not the India I grew up in”

Swapan Dasgupta

It certainly isn’t. And thank Lord Ram for that.

Trump of Arabia

Sudeep Paul

How the American Campus Became a Warzone | Diddy’s Horror Show

Modi Makes It Easy for the Chiefs

Rajeev Deshpande

A peep into consultations before and after India’s retaliation

The Unforgiving Nationalist

S Prasannarajan

Modi plays out his strength as the ultimate obligation to the nation

After Ukraine, Starmer zealously wooing India, but at whose cost?

Alan Moore

New Delhi would be wise to remember the Irish saying of whose smile to trust because similar free trade pacts have turned out to be one-sided in the UK’s favour alone

Seventy-two Hours That Changed South Asia

VK Shashikumar

Operation Sindoor has strengthened India’s global standing as a decisive counter-terror state. It projects an image of a confident India that can leverage its growing military capabilities – precision aviation, modern jets, intelligence and space assets, and a blue-water navy – to secure its interests For Pakistan, the operation was a setback in terms of international reputation