Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s inept handling of the party organisation is rapidly eroding its credibility amid growing dissent
Benjamin Netanyahu and Meir Dagan, former Mossad chief, had fought about the right M.O. against Tehran. Israel has settled that debate now. Meanwhile, the Iranian regime is at its strategic weakest since the Iran-Iraq War
Columns | Locomotif
Keeping pace with Frederick Forsyth’s Jackal
Essays | Open Essay
As Sheikh Hasina is indicted and relations between Bangladesh and India deteriorate, the army is losing its patience with Muhammad Yunus
Cover Story
The crash of AI171 exposes the narrow margin between flight and failure and the unforgiving nature of take-off
Columns | Soft Power
The freedom movement was a struggle for the subcontinent’s soul
Politics | 11 Years of Prime Minister Modi
In Prime Minister Modi’s eleventh year, his government is working with states to simplify regulations while RBI is gambling on growth by reducing lending rates and increasing liquidity
Columns | Letter from Washington
A full and final breakup between Donald Trump and Elon Musk will leave both sides weaker and Republicans vulnerable in the midterms
Columns | Insider
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has had to negotiate some rough weather following Trump’s self-adulatory comments but patient handling seems to have paid off
Columns
The Heeramandi Effect Kaveree Bamzai
Washington’s India Policy Swapan Dasgupta
The Curious Case of Tiger Pataudi Boria Majumdar
Desperately Rahul Minhaz Merchant
Divinity as Destiny in Ancient India S Prasannarajan