Browsing Category
Home
Who is the real Zarifa Ghafari?
Zarifa Ghafari made history in 2018 when she became the first woman mayor for Maidan Shahr, the capital of Maidan Wardak province. She would be only the second woman mayor in Afghanistan’s history.
Off the cuff
It is often the unscripted press conferences that make for more interesting copy
Modi preaching peace abroad as Manipur burns reinforces historical alienation of the North East
New Delhi has never cared about lives lost on the periphery.
Tracing the arc of American ‘exception-ism’ for India
U.S.-India bilateral ties have grown for the past 25 years due to America’s unprecedented exceptions for India — from the nuclear waiver in the 2000s to the transfer of technology in 2023
Kuki Man Appeals for Peace After Meitei Wife, Son Set On Fire in Violence-hit Manipur
Joshua's life was torn apart on June 4, when his injured child was killed along with his wife and another relative after an ambulance with the three on board was set ablaze by a mob in Manipur's West Imphal district
In a first, India and Pakistan special envoys participate in Western talks with Taliban in Norway
Organisers reject criticism of Oslo meet by activists claiming it legitimises the insurgent group
Question ahead of Modi’s US visit—Will India abandon multipolarity, become a camp follower?
There are several reasons why Modi must push for a closer relationship with the US, although not at the cost of becoming a camp follower.
Odisha Train Crash: Dissent Note By Probe Panel Member Hints at Coverup
Questions are also being asked about a near disaster in February 2023, when a failure of the railways signalling system sent a passenger train on a collision course with a goods train. New Delhi: Alongside a preliminary report that five…
CAG Report on Derailments Hard to Square With PMO Claims on Prioritising Rail Safety
Modi's promise of 'stringent punishment' of those responsible for the disaster clearly presupposes the accident was caused by individual action – and not by systemic problems with the railways or his government's financial choices
Life in a Curfew: No Internet, No Money in ATM Kiosks, in Queue for Groceries at 5 am
As the curfew is lifted for a few hours, the markets of Imphal get crowded. Men and women step out, even as early as 5 am, to stand in long queues outside shops to get groceries