Opinion
FCRA- When Regulation Becomes a Weapon: Will India Lose Its Minority Institutions?
The question is no longer whether India should regulate foreign money. It is whether a democratic state can regulate civil society so tightly that...
US Military Morale in Middle East in the Overflowing Toilet
Ann WrightROTTEN food, overflowing toilets into bunking areas, no room in the incoming missile shelters, confiscated cellphones that are the notification devices for incoming missiles,...
Leaders and Political Wickedness: Humanity Searches for Peace, Security and Global Order
EVERY day is fast becoming a killing day, as if there is no morally conscientious humanity, no responsible leaders and no legitimate systems of...
Loved Next Door, Loathed Across the Border: The World’s Split Verdict on India
As India marks 80 years of independence, a fresh 36-country Pew survey shows a nation admired in London, Nairobi and Colombo, distrusted in Islamabad...
Kashmir After Abrogation of Article 370: Development Sans Political Reconciliation?
SEVEN years after the abrogation of Article 370, Jammu and Kashmir presents a paradox that deserves to be examined without either romanticising the past...