Category: National Interest

It is always challenging to be an observer of politics and government in this city. It is also never boring....

My favourite on our wall displaying The Indian Express front pages, recording the major turning points in this newspaper’s 75-year...

As anniversaries go, Rajiv Gandhi’s 67th would not sound particularly extraordinary, in some sort of commemorative terms, not like a...

Let me ask you a trick question. How would you describe the UPA-II government, one that talks too little, or...

Last Saturday, I found myself at an unusual sort of book release. This was the launch, at India Habitat Centre,...

Just about a few months back (‘Pak daydream, wake-up call’, IE, March 20) I had written that the Pakistani establishment...

If you dozed off while being driven through the city of Bangalore, you could end up thinking you were in...

Four recent developments deserve close attention. These could add up to a very disturbing picture: of our higher judiciary being...

In a season when some of the late Rajiv Gandhi’s own political legatees are busy besmirching his name, post the...

Why were we all so outraged at Musharraf’s infamous breakfast for senior editors at Agra during the summit in 2001?...