The peculiar strategy of vaccinating everyone against Covid

She has been made an outcast again

He will surely be missed as the country braces to strengthen its military prowess

She was television’s favourite daughter-in-law. She carved out her space at the top of Indian politics. And now she turns writer with a thriller set in the Maoist heartland. How Smriti Irani juggles the many hats of her life

An anatomical study of the Biblical God makes the divine intimately human

Ashok Gehlot talked about the revolt of the ministers in the Pilot camp, named them and said they would now have to change their attitude

A relationship that has stood the test of history

For obvious reasons, it particularly afflicts ruling parties

The illiberalism of liberals

Will a Muslim’s embrace of Hinduism trigger introspection and reform?

Education has given him an edge over the others