Opinion

By Nanditha Subhadra In a democracy that prides itself on a robust security apparatus and razor-sharp intelligence, one would expect the Prime Minister's residence — the epicenter of…

By Suresh Unnithan In the thin, mocking air of Ladakh, where mere survival feels like avant-garde performance art, the Wangyal-Wangchuk clan has turned hunger strikes into a hereditary…

By Nanditha Subhadra Indian politics has long witnessed the strategic deployment of religion as a potent instrument for gaining and retaining power. Politicians across the ideological…

In the grand theatre of global journalism, where Western scribes often cast themselves as heroes confronting Eastern power, Norwegian journalist Helle Lyng Svendsen has secured a starring…

By Nanditha Subhadra As student-led protests over exam leaks, paper scams, and crippling youth unemployment intensify across India, Congress Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi’s abrupt…

By Nanditha Subhadra Ayodhya, the city that was supposed to embody the pinnacle of Hindu resurgence and cultural renaissance, has found itself starring in a rather less divine…

By Siddhartha Millions of Hindus did not merely donate money to the Ramjanmabhoomi movement — they offered their unquestioning faith, lifelong savings and the emotional labour of…

By Nanditha Subhadra In the sacred precincts of Ayodhya, where millions of devotees contributed their savings, faith, and devotion toward the construction of the Ram Temple, serious…

By Suresh Unnithan Keir Starmer’s announcement on Monday that he will resign as leader of the Labour Party and step down as UK Prime Minister once a successor is chosen marks a stunning…

By Suresh Unnithan The finalized US-Iran peace agreement, set for official signing in Switzerland on June 19, 2026, marks the end of a 107-day conflict that severely disrupted global…