She says Rahul needs to learn political maneuvers, there are many leaders and stalwarts who can fill the space if Gandhi descendants don’t want to give time to the party, reports Shankar Arnimesh,
Meet Shinde’s doppelganger. He takes pictures, listens to people’s problems and is now in court
When Eknath Shinde became the CM of Maharashtra, Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha member Vijay Mane became famous overnight. But his looks have now led to FIR and claim that he ‘hurt CM’s image’, report Mansi Phadke,
‘How to study how to score’ – why more Indian parents are choosing foreign school boards
Data shows that more and more parents are bypassing CBSE and admitting children to IB and IGSCE schools while eyeing college abroad. But critics are concerned about ‘class system’, reports Sonia Agarwal,
It’s time to debate on Modi’s reforms, Ambedkar’s ideal – bringing back the original Preamble
On the occasion of the release of the new book ‘Ambedkar and Modi’, it is necessary to remember the constitutional journey of Modi 12 years ago, writes Shashi Shekhar Vempati,
The Forgotten Story of the Great Hindu Traders in Central Asia Shows That Enterprise Can Beat China
The fortunes of Indian merchants built in Samarkand, Bukhara and Tashkent were based on a single, simple thing: selling everything Central Asian consumers needed, writes Praveen owner In ‘Security Code’.
Why Jaishankar’s US visit more than a formality and aim to correct Biden’s apathy in India?
Unhappiness is taking its toll in Washington DC – and is manifesting in growing apathy, for example, in the signing of a free trade agreement with India, writes Jyoti Malhotra In ‘Global Print’.
AAP is filling a huge void in Indian politics. The question is how long can it last without ideology
If you find AAP’s praise worthy, if not silent, among the many critics of Modi-BJP, it is because they question it for its lack of ideological clarity. especially on secularism Shekhar Gupta In this week’s ‘National Interest’.