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Quad: The new toolkit: For India this could be another Y2K moment – which put it on the path of…
“The four leaders did discuss the challenge posed by China, and they made clear that none of them have any illusions about China. But today was not fundamentally about China.” Jake Sullivan’s succinct remarks after the first-ever Quad…
The message in Alaska, from Washington to Beijing
The Quad partnership could mount a counter-challenge to China, but India’s steps will be more nuanced
Indian #GirlsWhoWearRippedJeans Are Protesting Violence, CM Rawat!
What Uttarakhand CM Rawat has done is this: establish some women to be worthy of sneer, jeer, and violence.
Pakistan’s own strategic path
During his recent trip to Sri Lanka, Prime Minister Imran Khan spoke with clarity about how Pakistan perceives and wishes to pursue its relations with neighboring states and beyond
Women of the Year: Many were XXed out, but some still gave cause for applause
March 8 is round the corner. But a Women’s Day is only as good as our fortunes in the past year.
All About Eve: It’s Time For Vagina Dialogues
One looks to the courts for justice, punishing the wrongdoer and getting the investigating agencies to do a thorough job in gathering all evidence.
As Colombo turns to China, RSS helps Jaishankar tamp down furore on Amit Shah’s ‘remarks’
From human rights vote in Geneva to Maldives defence pact, India seeks options to chastise Sri Lanka.
Why MJ Akbar Vs Priya Ramani sexual harassment verdict is a milestone in India
Ruling significant because it will give more women the courage to speak up, says Ramani
What the Priya verdict means for women waging lonely battles
In the Western classical canon, a woman who speaks out publicly is seen as abhorrent. Classicist Mary Beard lists a number of instances — from Ovid’s Metamorphoses where a princess who is raped has her tongue cut off
In Sri Lanka, India’s loss, China’s gain
The Modi government’s ‘Neighbourhood Policy’ does not seem to be working with the Rajapaksas