Opinion

Gandhi, apart from stating that there were no Hindu-Muslims riots during Aurangzeb’s rule, employed his name to popularise spinning while

On the occasion of the new year 2025, the visions of Tagore and Nehru are of abiding significance to defend

Why do we say that ‘India as a constitutional State’ and ‘India as a civilisational State’ represent two competing modes

The plants gradually disappear from our consciousness, making us — to use Matthew Hall’s term — “plant-blind”, the human inability

Federalism in India has a distinct character in which both mutual cooperation and collaboration are necessary on the one hand

These days Mr. D.Y. Chandrachud, Chief Justice of India,  is talking of, and worrying about, the legacy he will leave

Culture is a complex bundle of material and non-material impressions whose strands are so intricately intertwined that we cannot strip

As Jammu and Kashmir drifts towards a promised assembly election, it cannot be that many more, especially in the Valley,

A Speaker has no direct role in correcting maladministration. He cannot drag India from the 66th place in the World

How does a poet capture a boatman singing words to the gentle wind, a child bewildered by war, and a