Opinion - Page 699

When the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) prevailed upon the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to nominate Narendra Modi as its prime ministerial...

Even as Narendra Modi’s one-man show, to quote L K Advani, goes on full steam, the BJP’s prime ministerial candidate has faltered on several...

A few weeks back leading right wing ideologue Swapan Dasgupta in one of his columns had talked about the influx of politicians in the Bharatiya Janata...

The world’s largest and most vibrant democracy has one of its most exciting elections coming up. But sorely missing in the electoral fervour, speeches...

The moisture in the soil dries up, and new vegetables stop growing. Wadis, or large kitchen gardens, where some of the traditional vegetables are...

An honest search for innovative solutions to people’s most pressing needs should be the principal motivating factor in every political leader’s life’,...

The way progeny of politicians have been mushrooming in every nook and corner of the country, it would be better if Indian democracy is henceforth...

Events in India’s neighbourhood demand greater attention and analysis but pre disposition and mental involvement with elections, a lack of strategic...

Whether the current phase of judicial activism in Cricket leading to Sunil Gavaskar’s stewardship of BCCI will lead to long-term cleansing of cricket...

I was in Washington and my deputy editor at Reader’s Digest took me to a dinner party. He did not mention to the hosts who he was bringing along....

There is only less than a week left for Afghanistan to undergo first of its two hugely important transitions. On April 5, the country will hold its...

The gap between the on-ground election campaign and the election campaign debates makes one wonder what actually is the right campaign strategy in...