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Navjot Singh Sidhu: A Bad Joke
Sentenced by the court in a 1988 case of road rage and accused by colleagues of not being a team player, Navjot Singh Sidhu faces the biggest test of his career
‘Indo-Israel ties are expected to grow faster than ever before,’ says Naor Gilon
Naor Gilon, Israel’s new ambassador to India, in conversation with Ullekh NP
Three Cheers for the Quad
Perhaps the most underplayed agreement in Tokyo is the Indo-Pacific Partnership for Maritime Domain Awareness (IPMDA)
Yasin Malik: The Conspirator
His conviction in a terror-funding case could be the beginning of the long shadow of retribution
“I Am Not a Musician. I Am Only a Medium”
Shiv Kumar Sharma was a friend, philosopher and guide. A personal tribute by Vikram Zutshi
AG Perarivalan: A Free Man
Three decades after his conviction for Rajiv Gandhi’s assassination, he was released thanks to the efforts of his mother
Steven Pinker criticises the Pope over comments on NATO
The Harvard academic adds that India’s future will depend on the strength of its multi-ethnic character
A Return to 1857
The remains of a massacred battalion of mutinying Indian soldiers raise new questions about how the uprising is remembered
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