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By Jawed Naqvi IN my experience leftists and rightists are both good in relief work. Their motives, like their vision for the future, may differ entirely, but their methods are often similar,

By Ram Madhav After 51 years, Jammu & Kashmir got a politician as governor when Satya Pal Malik became the 13th governor of the state. The last time the state had a

By Suhrith Parthasarathy Can Article 35A of the Constitution be struck down? If yes, should it be? These questions — raised in a petition filed in the Supreme Court by a Delhi-based

By Sagari Chhabra I was privileged to engage closely with Kuldip Nayar, legendary journalist, parliamentarian and human rights activist, who passed away recently. After the Emergency was declared — I was in

By Christophe Jaffrelot Recently, among the parties which supported the NDA candidate for the post of Rajya Sabha deputy chairman, Harivansh Narayan Singh, were the Shiv Sena, BJD and JD(U). This election

By Suhrith Parthasarathy Can Article 35A of the Constitution be struck down? If yes, should it be? These questions — raised in a petition filed in the Supreme Court by a Delhi-based

By Anand K Sahay The RSS-BJP had long desired to be in government in Jammu and Kashmir, India’s only Muslim-majority state, in order to try out its brand of politics there. Well,

By Dr Khursheed Ahmad Wani The majority of the accompanying tips on the different parts of home or running a supportable home are outstanding. The issue is that we don’t execute them,

By Manini Chatterjee When a difficult neighbour offers unsolicited help during a moment of crisis, you can do one of two things. You can choose to be large hearted – for it

By Syed Talat Hussain The first ten days or more of the Imran government are a lesson in how not to conduct foreign policy – on the hoof, in haste, for