Jawed Naqvi
Indian media sees little chance of "bilateral breakthrough" during the SCO summit.
Updated 04 May, 2023 10:36am
Rahul needs a kindly judge who would not let him be punished for seven years, not just two he was sentenced to.
Published 02 May, 2023 07:17am
Where do we stand in the corporate management of India’s democracy that increasingly serves the interests of private profit?
Published 25 Apr, 2023 08:14am
The Hindu right persists in expressing its misplaced apprehension on India becoming an Islamic country.
Updated 18 Apr, 2023 09:06am
‘One can’t be a good communist if one is not also a good human being.’
Published 11 Apr, 2023 08:24am
Last week’s violence between groups of fasting Muslims and Hindus observing Ram Navami indicated more than what the headlines...
Published 04 Apr, 2023 07:34am
The threat the Congress feels from Modi is existential.
Updated 28 Mar, 2023 10:25am
In the terrifying real world today, Godse has grown in stature, as a cult figure for Hindu nationalists.
Published 21 Mar, 2023 07:31am
The point is that Cambridge University cannot change the oppressive government in India.
Published 14 Mar, 2023 07:58am
A journey of ideas would remain incomplete in its quest if filtered through narrow expediencies.
Published 07 Mar, 2023 07:34am
War economies of yore have made way for unabashed plunder, an economic atavism rooted in the colonial past.
Published 28 Feb, 2023 07:18am
His repertory of prose, which he read with flair from some of the best, remains unparalleled.
Updated 21 Feb, 2023 10:23am
It does seem odd that of the 365 days in a year, young hearts should flutter only on one assigned day.
Published 14 Feb, 2023 06:44am
So where’s the problem? It’s this. The movie fuels jingoism that’s unhealthy for India.
Published 07 Feb, 2023 08:06am
Let’s see how Rahul Gandhi fits in with the gust and its potential to recast India’s political field.
Updated 31 Jan, 2023 09:06am
The BBC documentary suggests that the post-Godhra violence was allowed to spread callously.
Updated 24 Jan, 2023 09:17am
Thapar’s lecture to a familiar audience was like the warm towel a pugilist gets to freshen up before the next bout in the ring.
Published 17 Jan, 2023 08:06am
Indira Gandhi would visit Moscow, and the entire politburo in their ZIL-4104 limousines would be at the airport to receive her.
Published 10 Jan, 2023 07:26am
Cinema has served the purposes of patriarchy and it has stood up for gender equality and women’s rights.
Published 03 Jan, 2023 07:23am
People swearing by a common religion are ranged against each other in a bitter fratricidal war.
Updated 27 Dec, 2022 08:44am
