Indrani Ghosh, Author at The Sunday Guardian Live

Canada must give proof, stop sheltering terrorists: Diplomats

‘Canada is actually providing safe haven by covering up for the Khalistani terrorist activities calling it freedom of speech’. NEW DELHI Former Indian diplomats who have...

‘Bring Constitutional amendment, implement 33% quota in 2024’

‘Already two generations of women have lost out their chance at equality, and if this stretches, it will be sad’. New Delhi Though the Narendra Modi...

Will Delhi continue to dazzle post G20?

‘You just wait six months and Delhi will be same old self in a year’s time’. NEW DELHI Delhi is dazzling. Whether it dazzled with...

Bengal sits on a ticking bomb as its ‘murderous cottage industry’ flourishes

NEW DELHI The mushrooming of bomb-making factories across West Bengal districts and regular blasts in these “so called illegal firecracker units” due to “unsafe handling...

Gas prices kept under check despite global meltdown

NEW DELHI The central government’s announcement to reduce the price of cooking gas by Rs 200 by August end as a gift to the...

SOFT POWER IS EASY TO SELL IF YOU HAVE HARD POWER: ASHWIN SANGHI

New Delhi As India hosts the G20 Summit, experts advocate leveraging the country’s rich storytelling tradition to bolster its global appeal. Rooted in the philosophy...

What RSS brings to the plate is Indian culture: Walter Andersen

US academic and author of ‘The Brotherhood in Saffron’ says RSS wants to unify all Indians. New Delhi The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) which has had...

Demonising Hindutva is unfair, uncalled for: Vikram Sampath

New Delhi When we talk about demonized Hindutva saying it is exclusionary as it is a departure from what Hinduism is, the usual defence being...

‘India is not just a nation but a civilization’

New Delhi The idea of India that was once junked by the colonial regime has started blooming to its fullest glory, as experts and historians...

‘Appeasement is a word associated with Congress since 1950s’

New Delhi “Politics of appeasement” is one of the most common phrases widely debated in the Indian political ecosystem not just for how it is...

‘India’s world image has gone up due to PM Modi’

New Delhi Well-known psephologists say the mood of the nation is in contradiction to such an extent that PM Modi with his tall stature takes...

Ashoka University row sheds light on ‘liberal’ academicians’ half-truths

‘An academician should seek the truth and academic freedom doesn’t allow any academician or body to lie about their data’. New Delhi The self-assured hubris among...

Student’s death reveals ‘ragging culture’, systemic rot in Jadavpur University

New Delhi It does not matter what education an institution claims to impart to its students if it has failed to teach the value of...

‘Enough evidence against Newsclick owner, others’

The Chinese, through these agents, are trying to stop the ongoing economic development, says BJP MP Nishikant Dubey. New Delhi Pliable people playing into Chinese hands...

‘China wants to get rid ofPM Modi, wants someone pliable’

New Delhi Experts in the filed of India- China studies and strategic affairs say the Chinese octopus’ tentacles must be severed mercilessly to end its...

Research paper on 2019 Indian elections called out as agenda driven

'The title of the paper, which mentions democratic backsliding, cannot be an accident.’ New Delhi A yet to be published economics research paper titled “Democratic Backsliding...

J&K on the road to normalcy 5 years after Article 370 removal

New Delhi Article 370, which had given special status to Jammu and Kashmir in 1954, was supposed to be a “temporary” provision but continued for...

Experts seek policy to tackle rising mental health issues in cops

‘Prolonged duty hours, poor living conditions, and separation from family are among factors that contribute to their stress’. Many psychiatrists, mostly based in the national...

Fill your coffers, but support me: Gehlot told Congress MLAs, alleges BJP MLA

New Delhi Sacked Rajasthan Minister Rajendra Gudha’s trump card “a Red Diary” that nearly brought a cinematic climax to the Assembly drama on Monday, is...

‘Parliament disruption is becoming a trend’

‘Over the last 50 years, the number of sittings of Parliament has been declining and has halved since the 1960s’. New Delhi As yet another logjam...

Invoke NRC to weed out infiltrators who have entered Manipur: Ex-top cop

New Delhi Thounaojam Brinda, once a decorated officer of Manipur Police who joined politics some three years back and is still technically a member of...

Manipur has a history of strife, turmoil and blockades

It was in 1993, when Raj Kumar Dorendra Singh of Congress was CM of Manipur, that there was a flare-up between Kukis and Nagas...

‘161,000 criminal incidents against women in Rajasthan’

The Congress in Rajasthan has rubbished all the BJP claims, saying it was nothing but a last-ditch effort to divert attention. In a fierce attack...

Expelled Rajasthan minister Gudha says all is not well in Gehlot’s state

Faced with an onslaught of criticism for the allegedly failed law and order situation in his state, Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot expelled his...

Poor drainage, raised river bed added to Delhi’s flood woes

This time, Yamuna saw a sharp rise in its water level due to incessant rains in the upper catchment areas. New Delhi Yamuna inundating its banks...

As victims of climate change, we will see more such disasters’

Environmentalist Sunita Narain says ‘we have to come up with a very different strategy for development where the ecosystem is more vulnerable; a predevelopment...

Khalistan movement is headed for a brick wall: Terry Milewski

The Canadian author of the book, ‘Blood for Blood: 50 years of the Global Khalistan Project’, spoke to The Sunday Guardian. New Delhi With separatist...

Kukis, Meiteis must talk to end trust issues: Lt Gen Shokin Chauhan

‘Violence in Manipur must stop, weapons must be returned and there must be a truce and reconciliation panel’. As the crisis in Manipur refuses to...

Trinamool killing democracy in Bengal: BJP’s Dilip Ghosh

With over a dozen lives lost in rural body polls on polling day despite court ordered central forces deployment amid overnight rigging, booth capture,...

India sales spur Hyundai Motor Co. growth outside S Korea by 5.2 %

CJI DY Chandrachud Calls for Global Collaboration

After long delay, Rahul chooses Rae Bareli

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