ICC chairman Jay Shah’s temple visit with T20 World Cup trophy does his office a disservice
A day before theT20 World Cup final, the International Cricket Council (ICC) released digital viewership numbers for the semifinal match …
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Remembering Satish Kumar, the man who set the stage for Nitish Kumar’s rise in Bihar
Politics has a curious way of bringing history full circle. Sometimes the men who helped shape a political moment return …
City and I | In Burhanpur, falsa, family and Mughal history come together in a deeply personal homecoming
I munched on my homemade parathas on the rail trip to Burhanpur, unsure as I am of food available on …
When war reaches the kitchen stove, neutrals become part of the story
Yesterday evening, my husband marched through the door looking like he had won a prize, clutching a new induction cooktop …
From Gaza to Minab: What the missile strike on an Iranian girls’ school reveals about modern conflict
I had been staring at a photograph for three days. It was taken in the town of Minab in the …
Geopolitical analysis of the imposed war against Iran
This is a war of survival and global consequences.
It is time for the world to move on without the United States
The US no longer wants to be the guarantor of the world order. It's time the rest of us take …
Honouring Gaza’s women who refused to let the world look away
Women journalists in Gaza have paid a heavy price for refusing to stay silent and continuing to expose Israel’s crimes.
Why international law is still the world’s best defence
Should we permit the foundations of international law to erode, the world would slip once more into anarchy and chaos.