Would the horror movie end with any degree of finality or does peace at least look likely to return even if a tad tenuously for now?
Updated28 Jan, 2025 09:32am
One hopes for the sake of diplomatic dignity with which one grew up in Nehru’s India that the stories about denied invitations are untrue.
Updated21 Jan, 2025 08:53am
Zakir Hussain’s fans, many of them in the West, were always entranced by his ability to produce kaleidoscopic cycles of rhythm on the tabla.
Updated24 Dec, 2024 09:17am
Significantly, although the storm did rock the boat for Iran and Russia, their boats still remain tethered to the Syrian jetty.
Updated10 Dec, 2024 09:01am
The high-stake elections in the state, the view goes, are why India are held back from announcing its participation in Champions Trophy.
Updated19 Nov, 2024 09:18am
Give the hacks half a chance and they would muscle their way through the most urgent topics to frame a discussion on India-Pakistan troubles.
Updated05 Nov, 2024 10:07am
Modi’s description of the ongoing agrarian agitation led by Sikh farmers resembles Aurangzeb’s approach towards key dissidents.
Updated22 Oct, 2024 09:48am
It was rewarding to read Seymour Hersh’s piece on Hassan Nasrallah, not least because the American journalist happens to be Jewish.
Updated08 Oct, 2024 09:43am