Congress

How Sardar Patel Averted an Attempted Siege of Delhi

Sandeep Balakrishna

The other side of freedom

Kejriwal’s Wrong Call

His insistence that he would not resign during the time he was in jail led to a serious paralysis of governance in Delhi

Target Olympics

Rajeev Deshpande

Bickering within federations has been the bane of Indian sport, with entrenched groups loath to accept new ideas and fresh blood in sports administration

Delhi’s Chief Ministerial Face Bind

Amita Shah

In the capital polls, none of the parties are projecting a candidate for the top post

Cong Gets A New Address, 9A Kotla Marg

Short Post

This is the fourth time Congress will be moving its party’s office since independence

Open Options on Starlink

Rajeev Deshpande

The official position over the entry of Starlink is that the service must pass security and regulatory tests

The prime minister will lead from the front as BJP forges a firm response to political and parliamentary subversion while efforts to acknowledge historical violence against Hindus will help preserve India’s cultural ethos

The Priyanka Papers

Minhaz Merchant

Her presence in Lok Sabha normalises the idea of dynasty

Being Manmohan Singh

Rajeev Deshpande

Manmohan Singh holds the rare record of a non-Gandhi to complete two terms as a Congress PM but sterling achievements sit side by side with missed opportunities

The Man Who Opened India to the World

Siddharth Singh

With the passing away of former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Thursday night the saga of India’s transition from a statist economic system towards an open economy has come to an end