The Vijay Sena

With Too Many Odds Against Him Can Shubman Gill Keep The Series Alive?

Shubman Gill has to get his No 3 in Karun Nair to be more productive and tell Yashasvi Jaiswal not to throw away his wicket

The Kamal Haasan Saga

Once a great actor and now a wannabe intellectual

Vizhinjam makes history as world’s largest container ship docks in South Asia

The MSC Irina, en route from China via Colombo, arrived at the port early on Monday

Language Controversy Shadows Kamal Haasan’s Political Ascent

The convergence of art and politics in Kamal Haasan’s career faces a litmus test as his statement on linguistic heritage provokes Kannada regional sensitivities, coinciding with his nomination to the Rajya Sabha

Four Voices, One Strategy: DMK’s Rajya Sabha Calculus

Liberating the University

In limiting itself to the governor’s role in the Tamil Nadu case, the Supreme Court may have missed an opportunity to rescue higher education from political interference

The March of the Monsoon

The last time it came this soon was in 2009, a year that opened with promise and closed in drought

On the Brink of the 2025 Indian Monsoon

The monsoon has touched the south Bay of Bengal and the Andaman Sea, ushering in, with rain-scented breath, India’s most awaited season

Southern Solidarity in the Time of Operation Sindoor

Despite the political posturing of local leaders against the Centre, the South’s response has been one of resolute national unity