Opinion

Dismay to elation—emotions swirl as Kashmiris watch Pakistan

This week’s mayhem in Pakistan presented a rare opportunity for those of goodwill within the Indian state and society to reach out to Kashmiris.

Could a shadow cold war be at play in Pakistan’s turmoil?

A huge question mark hangs over whether another power may covertly be fanning these flames of rebellion

How deeply is Pakistan’s army divided over Imran Khan imbroglio?

Former Pakistan PM had already targeted the very heart of Pakistan’s real establishment, the ISI

Banning ‘The Kerala Story’ in the name of Islamophobia, dangerous

Ignoring the issue of non-Muslim women being groomed for ISIS recruitment in Kerala is short-sighted. Rather than banning films like 'The Kerala Story', let's acknowledge and address this problem. It's time to start a conversation about forced conversion and its links to terrorism, which is exactly what The Kerala Story does.

India must step up its game to come out of Western shadows

The ones on the side of the West are against India prioritizing transactional behaviour over blind allegiance to the West.