How Jaswant’s worldview was shaped by a Viceroy whom India reviled

India’s rise in world affairs and the role Jaswant Singh, who died on September 27, can’t be overstated.

Yet another India-Japan naval exercise; the intent won’t be lost on China

If nothing, the three-day India-Japan bilateral maritime exercise, held this year in the north Arabian Sea, confirms the deepening military ties between the two country. ...

FB, Twitter are for “radical Left”, legal steps needed, says Donald Trump

US President Donald Trump said the government is eyeing “concrete legal steps” against social media sites that he alleges are censoring conservatives online,...

Magwa, the Rat, is hero in detecting mines & explosives; As long as peanuts keep coming

Remember the Disney-Pixar “Ratatouille”- a story of a rat who aims to champion the special over the ordinary. The film gives us the greatest representation of...

Sikhs, Hindus are fleeing en masse from Afghanistan; But anti-CAAers can’t see their plight

The anti-Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) protestors have accused the Indian state of discriminating against Muslims. But these synchronized protests have no answer why...

India’s tragedy: Mughals and European colonialists alike bayed for our blood

The core philosophy of the Mongols, Mughals and then the European Colonials was simple - surrender and convert, or die. Everything else was so much public relations and...

Charlie Hebdo again bears the brunt of Islamist attack; a Pakistani held

Early this month Charlie Hebdo, which had lost 12 people to an Islamist attack on its office in 2015, reprinted the cartoons on Prophet Muhammad which had offended the...