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Hooda family's conspiracy after Deepender lost WFI polls: Brij Bhushan on sexual harassment case

India, Aug. 10 -- A week after acquittal in a sexual harassment case, former Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) president Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh on Monday alleged that "a conspiracy" was hatched a... Read More


Speaker questions absence of BJP MLAs from Jharkhand assembly, says not good parliamentary practice

India, Aug. 10 -- Jharkhand assembly Speaker Rabindra Nath Mahato on Monday, August 10, questioned the absence of BJP legislators from the House, saying raising queries and then not attending the proc... Read More


SC asks panel to verify claims of Manipur violence-hit families yet to get rehabilitation benefits

India, Aug. 10 -- The Supreme Court on Monday asked an apex court-appointed committee to verify claims that around 24,000 families affected by the 2023 Manipur ethnic violence are yet to receive benef... Read More


The artistic voice of freedom

India, Aug. 9 -- An exhibition weaving heritage, imagination, and freedom through sixty-five diverse artistic voices Art anchors human memory to the earth we walk upon while giving flight to our deep... Read More


Beyond the label lies the loom

India, Aug. 9 -- Chintz comes from Hindi chint, meaning spotted or variegated Everyone called it chintz. This incredibly soft Indian cotton burst with bright painted flowers and twisting vines. Weave... Read More


Beyond HORMUZ

India, Aug. 9 -- The choke points on major maritime routes can hold the global economy hostage. India must look for alternative routes and access to other ports through multimodal transportation netwo... Read More


The grammar of civilisational diplomacy

India, Aug. 9 -- Strategic interests will always drive foreign policy, but they are often easier to pursue when reinforced by a deeper reservoir of historical trust The India-Indonesia relationship d... Read More


Walking towards the Goddess

India, Aug. 9 -- On a brief visit home to India in the last week of April, Ritu Sharma handed me a signed copy of Shakti: Tales of Power and Promise. It travelled back with me to Panama and waited, as... Read More


Insider's reckoning with the Indian state

India, Aug. 9 -- India's police still function under a law written for a colonial power to control its subjects, not a republic to serve its citizens. The Police Act of 1861, drafted in the aftermath ... Read More


The hands behind the Tiranga

India, Aug. 9 -- The Tiranga should always be held high and should never touch the ground Discover the unsung heroes who weave our pride this Independence Day Before Independence Day celebrations be... Read More