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Iran war has given India a blueprint for the next conflict

Lt Gen H S Panag (retd) - April 23, 2026

India’s economic reforms can’t be a potted plant approach

The Social Stock Exchange is India’s answer to inequality

Why India’s young would rather pay for a crowd than sit quietly in a library

What’s different about the Sri Lanka attacks? The rise of third party terrorism

Nitin Pai - April 23, 2019

In this new form of terrorism, terrorists, targets or both have little to do with the politics of the country where the attacks take place.

On harassment charge, CJI Gogoi did what he accused CJI Misra of — betray natural justice

Apurva Vishwanath - April 23, 2019

Attorney General too displayed ethical bankruptcy by comparing sexual harassment charge against CJI Gogoi to criticism for representing Modi govt.

US move on Iran oil sanctions is a win-win situation for Saudi Arabia

Meghan L O'Sullivan - April 23, 2019

Donald Trump’s decision not to issue waivers to the importers of Iranian oil gives Saudi Arabia the chance to absorb Iran’s market share without compromising the price.

Why 2019 is such a dull, boring election

Shivam Vij - April 23, 2019

There’s a lack of enthusiasm about this election. It just doesn’t feel like one.

Modi heading a coalition govt could actually lead to real change

Mihir Sharma - April 23, 2019

Coalition govts are inclusive, reflect India’s diversity and even the shakiest of them have pushed forward economic reform.

Is RSS wary of Modi-Shah? A quiet ‘support’ to Raj Thackeray in Maharashtra signals so

Kumar Ketkar - April 22, 2019

BJP emerging as single-largest party in 2019 won’t be enough for Modi because many, including some in RSS, see a ‘threat’ in his return.

Appalling how many justified Pragya Thakur’s Karkare remark with twisted logic: IPS officer

Harsha Vardhan Mandava - April 22, 2019

Dishonouring Hemant Karkare, who laid down his life and can’t defend himself or his family, takes the level of public debate to a new low.

Retweeting Modi increases BJP MPs’ chances of getting a Lok Sabha ticket: Study

Barbara de Alfaro - April 22, 2019

An analysis of 131 BJP MPs' tweets in February last year shows an increase in likelihood of them getting a ticket to contest Lok Sabha elections.

Why Congress, and not SP-BSP, is prime target of Modi and Yogi in UP

Arun Asthana - April 22, 2019

BJP's 2019 hopes rest hugely on a 22% group in UP, which helped it bag 42% vote share and 71 seats in 2014. But which group is it, and what is Congress up to?

A message for Rahul Gandhi in Milind Deora courting Mukesh Ambani and Uday Kotak

D.K. Singh - April 22, 2019

Rahul Gandhi would rather have Congress leaders speak and act like aspiring Robin Hoods who wouldn’t let Adanis & Ambanis have a good night’s sleep.

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Iran war has given India a blueprint for the next conflict

India’s economic reforms can’t be a potted plant approach

The Social Stock Exchange is India’s answer to inequality

Why India’s young would rather pay for a crowd than sit quietly in a library

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