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Interview/ Rony Yedidia Clein, deputy chief of mission, Israel embassy in India

Unlike other times, people might not forget how and when they grieved. And that is what the “system” is afraid of.

Exclusiive Interview/ Mullah Abdul Salam Zaeef, founding member, Taliban

Exclusiive Interview/ Mohammed Umer Daudzai, Afghanistan’s special envoy to Pakistan

There is mayhem of minds and bodies

Even while grieving the loss of her father to Covid-19 the previous day, journalist Barkha Dutt was able to put aside her own pain to send out a powerful message to the world: “Don’t treat this as our problem alone,” she said in an…

When the tsunami hit India in 2004, the world offered to send relief material. India, however, politely refused the aid, saying it had the wherewithal to take care of its own. In the 15 years hence, India whittled down existing aid packages…

Mea culpa, rues Anurag Agarwal. Head of the CSIR-Institute for Genomics and Integrative Biology (CSIR-IGIB) in New Delhi, Agarwal coined the term ‘double mutant’, which has become the buzzword in India now. But he says he never intended it…

I was privileged to join an online gathering on Sunday 25th April 2021, as dozens of South Asians came together to express grief and solidarity amidst the suffering inflicted by the Coronavirus pandemic.

Despite whatever they may have said to American negotiators during the Doha talks, there is little evidence that the Taliban have given up their ties to Al Qaeda or other terror groups