Following recent hostilities in Gaza, the once-promising IMEC - India-Middle East-Europe Corridor - succumbs to geopolitical pressures, raising questions about the future of regional trade routes and alliances.

What do we want to let go off? A person? A place? A habit? An unpleasant incident? A desire? A loss? A betrayal? An obsession? And if we want to be free, why can't we let go? What is it that keeps us chained to our misery?

Safe neither at home nor abroad, the Rohingya are clearly the “nowhere people” of this century – stateless, helpless and unwanted.

While the Supreme Court has come down heavily on Ramdev in the Patanjali case, it is important to remind ourselves that this is not just a simple case of misleading advertisements; this is a massive case of breach of public trust.

Columns | No candlelight vigils for this Gangrape survivor in Delhi. No voices to amplify her struggle for justice. No stories in the media. Not even embers of empathy.

Amidst legal challenges and public scrutiny, Patanjali's bold claims and Baba Ramdev's political ties raise questions about accountability. How influence and power navigate through the regulatory landscape remains a critical question.

If you are speaking truth to power, your work will show it. There is no need to boast about it. Journalism is a noble profession. If you muddy the waters with personal issues, you’ll get called out.

The reveal of hidden electoral bonds donor names is set to shake up politics, especially as reports suggest some were pressured into giving money. This is bound to spark a fresh debate on electoral funding and fairness.

Columns, World | In the Wake of Controversial Elections, Pakistan Grapples with Democratic Integrity, Economic Instability, and Uncertain Indo-Pak Relations.

Amidst the lush landscapes of Manipur, the haunting spectre of Manipur Violence, marked by a tale of unprecedented horror, forgotten suffering, and a nation's neglect, continues to scar the collective memory of its resilient people.