Rahul Pandita
Why security forces may find it hard to stop minority killings
Swami Aseemanand’s acquittal brings to an end the cries over saffron jihad
The usual suspects of just about every terror attack in India have one thing in common: the name Bhatkal
“I have seen so much, I want to cry,” a storekeeper said from behind the metal barrier he’d pulled down after the blast
Delhi as India’s ‘rape capital’ is a sensational label that rings true for reasons both heinous and heartless. One woman’s effort to understand why so little is ever done about it
The judge has spoken. Ajmal Kasab is guilty. Our Home Minister has declared that this is a message to Pakistan and a victory for India. Is it, really? Not a chance.
A tribute to some extraordinary photojournalists who brought us the first images of the terrorists—images we will never forget.
To look to Islam for answers to why Pakistan’s dispossessed, brainwashed militants are carrying on in the name of religion is to fall for the greatest red herring of this age.