Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy launched a blistering attack on Modi, stating that the Prime Minister is “acting as a Gujarati, not as the Prime Minister of India” and behaving like a “brand ambassador for Gujarat”. When an Indian state goes abroad to seek investment, should the colour ofContinue Reading
On the steps of New York City Hall this week, a private booking at Madison Square Garden became something far bigger than a Saturday night event.Continue Reading
August 26, 2026, has unfolded as a day of extraordinary tragedy and uncertainty, with South Asia bearing some of the heaviest blows. In the Himalayas, a wall of water and debris tore through communities along the Nepal-China border, while in Islamabad, the deaths of newborn babies in a hospital fireContinue Reading
There are artists who become famous, artists who become legends, and then there are those rare human beings who somehow become part of the emotional symbol of the world.Continue Reading
At around 9 a.m. on Wednesday, 26 August 2026, the Himalayas seemed to split open.Continue Reading
The next few weeks may determine whether this uneasy pause would stretch to peace August 26, 2026 For the first time in months, there are signs that the United States-Iran war may be moving away from the battlefield and back toward the negotiating table. But declaring the war over wouldContinue Reading
Across the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia today, and yesterday across the Middle East, Africa and the Western world, millions of Muslims marked Milad-un-Nabi, the birth anniversary of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), with prayer, devotion and profound joy. From Yemen and Brunei to Karbala in Iraq and citiesContinue Reading
India 2047: The Superpower India Must Become India’s journey towards 2047 is usually described in the language of economic growth, military strength, technological ambition, infrastructure and global influence. We speak of becoming a manufacturing powerhouse, a leader in artificial intelligence, space and semiconductors, and of acquiring the strategic weight thatContinue Reading
WHEN TINY TOTS BECOME PROTESTERS, THE SYSTEM HAS FAILEDContinue Reading
Tonight, India is battling another punishing day of monsoon rain, with Delhi-NCR once again resembling a city that has temporarily misplaced its drainage system. Roads have disappeared beneath floodwater, traffic has crawled to a standstill, schoolchildren have been stranded for hours and the question being asked with increasing frustration is no longer whether it will rain, but whether our cities are capable of surviving it.Continue Reading
