On July 1, the Peshawar High Court directed Pakistan’s defence and interior ministries to provide full information about an Indian national, Hamid Ansari, who disappeared from the mountainous Kohat district in late 2012. There is room here for cautious optimism on several fronts.
The Indian Left, if it is to regain relevance, must engage in brutally critical introspection over its flaws and weaknesses, radically rethink its strategies and tactics, and return to mass struggles
Praful Bidwai Delhi
The recent drubbing of the Aam Aadmi Party in the Lok Sabha elections has raised many questions over its credibility
Souzeina S Mushtaq Delhi
After the soaring mandate, and expectations from Modi to hit the ground running, the government’s responsibility to usher in a new dispensation of reforms and governance has never been greater
Sanjay Kapoor Delhi
Unlike Modi’s scripted appearance at a popular news show, Arvind Kejriwal’s attempts to reach out to his audience through a popular internet forum saw him dishing out platitudes, albeit with all sincerity
Souzeina S Mushtaq Delhi
Face to Face: Amarinder Singh
Sadiq Naqvi Amritsar
Face to Face: Zoya Hasan
Sadiq Naqvi Delhi
Everyday issues faced by people occupy a prominent place in the party’s manifesto for the millennium city and its surroundings
Souzeina S Mushtaq Gurgaon
Yogendra Yadav, the psephologist-turned-politician hasn’t lost any of his glibness while dodging crucial questions, or even resorting to contradictions when the heat is turned on him
Sadiq Naqvi & Souzeina S Mushtaq Mewat
The party launched its manifesto on 7th April, the day constituencies in two states went into polls
Hardnews Bureau Delhi