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Has the Cold War not ended with the dissolution of the Soviet Union? As a consequence, is NATO not an anachronistic vestige of the Cold War?

At stake is not only the Bengal assembly but rather a fiercely fought battle with the 2024 general elections firmly in sight

By Dr R Neerunjun Gopee It is said that we get the politicians that we deserve because after all, they come from the same pool of ordinary citizens

Inde : les plus grandes élections de l’Histoire

Despite the presence of such experienced and capable stalwarts as P. Chidambaram in the Congress Party, it was a given that Rahul Gandhi would succeed his mother as

On the occasion of India’s 77nd Independence anniversary celebration, this week, and the holding of the World Hindi Conference as from tomorrow, it’s opportune to revisit the special

The outstanding quality of the recipients enhances the value of the national honours and the prestige of awardees. To wantonly attribute them as an instrument of political patronage

Letter from New Delhi

Narendra Modi has scripted a new paradigm for the largest democracy in the world. There has never been such a feel-good factor in India for a long time.

By TP Saran