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British Prime Minister Theresa May

Reflections: Brexit - May just plays for time

Britain won't give Indians what it has already given the Chinese, who can now stay for two years for the same $85 visa.

26 Sept 2017 12:26 AM IST

Washington imposed new sanctions over Irans missile programme in January almost immediately after separate sanctions related to Irans nuclear programme had been lifted. (Photo: AFP)

North Korean crisis: Can India too play a role?

Is North Korea similarly moved by the US and South Korea, or a combination of the two?

12 Sept 2017 2:37 AM IST

UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath addressing at a function in Moradabad on Sunday. (Photo: PTI)

Reflections: The folly of renaming - Will we ever learn?

Oak argued that far from being Mughal, the Taj Mahal is really a corrupt form of the Sanskrit Tejo Mahalay , signifying...

29 Aug 2017 12:49 AM IST

Children receive treatments in the Encephalitis Ward at the Baba Raghav Das Medical College Hospital where over 60 children have died over the past one week, in Gorakhpur district on Monday. (Photo: PTI)

Who'll protect our kids, India's future?

Our national anthem which is resonating today throughout the land is Jana Gana Mana.

15 Aug 2017 12:39 AM IST

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Reflections: Workers abroad suffer due to India's apathy

Unlike rich professionals in the US, Indian labourers abroad are not of their class.

1 Aug 2017 12:34 AM IST

India China flag

Reflections: A stronger India needed to stabilise Chinese ties

It would be illogical of India not to mend fences with its closest neighbour and biggest trading partner.

18 July 2017 12:29 AM IST

Prime Minister Narendra Modi. (Photo: AP)

Reflections: PM must be realistic on India's overall interests

Several reasons have been advanced for India's equivocal relations with Israel.

4 July 2017 12:35 AM IST

Gorkha Janmukti Morcha (GJM) supporters during their protest in Darjeeling on Thursday. (Photo: PTI)

Reflections: Darjeeling flare-up - We had it coming

The past is important as today's regional dreams are rooted in the memories of yesterday's experience.

20 Jun 2017 12:47 AM IST

Reflections: A setback for May, but she'll battle to carry on

Some Brussels officials are eager to get on with the Brexit negotiations with a Prime Minister in command of her party.

10 Jun 2017 12:39 AM IST

Prime Minister Narendra Modi

Reflections: A puzzling silence, and the way to achche din

A possible explanation for their reticence could lie in the origin of Narendra Modi's winning slogan.

6 Jun 2017 12:46 AM IST

The refusal to have anything to do with Xi Jinpings ambitious One-Belt-One-Road mega-infrastructure project for which nearly 70 countries and international organisations have already signed up and which might cost up to $8 trillion can only be put down to pique.

Reflections: India's OBOR boycott - Was it misjudegment?

Realism demands that we face up to the stark truth that India lags far behind China.

23 May 2017 6:08 AM IST

Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi briefs the media after the hearing on Presidents Rule in Uttarakhand by the Supreme Court, in New Delhi. (Photo: PTI)

Let's admit our flaws, work to correct them

We are not yet a developed nation and need not pretend to be one.

9 May 2017 2:17 AM IST