Understanding The Drivers of Modi’s Pakistan Policy
In his three years in office, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has tried different approaches with Pakistan
Aryaman Bhatnagar Delhi
PM Narendra Modi
Rohingyas: The people nobody wants
As the Rohingya crisis has turned from a humanitarian disaster to a full-fledged genocide, the places that have offered refugees from Rakhine safe harbour are also becoming wary of them
Sanjay Kapoor Delhi
Will Bangladesh and India seal deals to ward off the dragon?
As Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s first bilateral visit to India in seven years draws closer, there is increased anxiety on both sides over the Teesta pact and a host of other agreements that are on the table
Sanjay Kapoor Dhaka
Will Akhilesh pass the litmus test?
While there is widespread consensus that the young Samajwadi Party chief has salvaged his image by distancing himself from the old guard, the opinion regarding his five-year rule remains as divided as ever
Abeer Kapoor Delhi
UP: The tide has collapsed
In Ghaziabad’s five constituencies, the overwhelming support for the BJP of the 2014 Lok Sabha elections seems to be waning, giving way to a free-for-all
Shibu Kumar Tripathi Delhi
UP: Why do the Jats not want the BJP?
Jat leaders in western UP, across outfits, are working over-time to persuade their community to abandon the BJP
Abeer Kapoor Muzaffarnagar
Will Trump ask Modi the impossible?
There are concerns that the newly anointed US President may ask India to put boots on the ground in Afghanistan
Hardnews Bureau Delhi
Protests continue over Jallikattu in TN, Panneerselvam meets Modi
For the third day today, the protests by the students and youths, which has turned into a mass movement across Tamil Nadu demanding lifting the ban on Jallikattu continued non-stop, even as Chief M
The eyewash that is demonetisation
The RBI has reported that it has recovered Rs 29.84 crore worth of fake notes out of the currency taken back
Mohan Guruswamy Delhi
Changing the Demonetisation Narrative like a Chameleon changes Colours
No matter what the spin around the note ban, it is clear the move was a politically expedient decision rather than a principled policy move
Sanjay Kapoor Delhi