Sunanda K Datta-Ray
It’s a fallacy to imagine that being the first prime minister to be born after Independence, Modi is immune to the magic of the British Raj
The so-called crisis in capitalism is not solved by applied dogma, but by ethics—call it compassionate capitalism or whatever
Dwarfed by doubts and hobbled by a lack of political will, India has for so long failed to play out its inherent strength. Can Prime Minister Narendra Modi unlock the great-power potential of the country? A new book by one of India’s foremost strategic thinkers anatomises the power paradigms of a nation in transition
It’s not for nothing that Indian politicians are so conscious of what they wear
Krishna Bose witnessed the ecstasy as well as the agony of freedom. Her memoirs, now translated into English by her son Sumantra Bose, chronicle history's passion play
India needs more from the man who has broken the Nehruvian establishment
Not since Nehru has the country had a male leader who enjoys being the cynosure of all eyes. Anatomy of a fashion statement