If perpetrators of human rights abuses are shielded in the guise of reconciliation, a truth commission would be a futile exercise
Arputham Ammal, the 65-year-old mother of one of the three on death row in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case, opens her heart.
An exclusive interview in Vellore Central Jail with those sentenced to death in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case
Twenty-one years after Rajiv Gandhi’s assassination, the mysterious Multi Disciplinary Monitoring Agency, set up to find out who was behind the conspiracy, has provided no answers
Three years after the Mumbai attacks of 26/11, India’s response to terror remains unchanged
Why the Congress cannot do without her. And why that presents her with yet another political challenge
Congress leader Abhishek Manu Singhvi heads the parliamentary Standing Committee in charge of formulating India’s Lokpal Bill. The committee has submitted reports on two other pieces of anti-graft legislation: the Whistleblower and Judicial Accountability bills. He spoke to Dhirendra K Jha on how the Lokpal Bill, together with the two other bills already cleared by the parliamentary panel, will serve as an important bulwark against corruption
Their existence is old news. But their essence is still evolving. Which is why online shops could yet transform us as consumers
They have been let into the country but do not have permission to make a living here