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Judging from the photographs of polls for Lok Sabha and state assemblies that have been held in summer months over the past seven decades, ...

For GoI, the latest numbers are a wake-up call. Its task is cut out for it. Clearly, despite its attempts to shore up the economy - governm...

Don't get all gloomy and doomy about pessimists. Their worldview can provide succour when optimists get suckerpunched.

The fact that Joe Biden is hosting the September 24 meeting despite huge domestic and international problems — from a Covid-19 surge to Dem...

The Indian police have been accused often of watching passively when people were being beaten up by goons. The United States will have to l...

This election reveals that white nationalism is always going to be a powerful force, but that it is a minority force, said Jason Stanley wh...

There is a directness with which UK politicians approach the big questions, which will terrify the Indian neta.

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Among the things US President Barack Obama is probably looking forward to once he demits office is not just a multimillion-dollar lecture c...

A state-run Chinese daily said a view that India can take advantage of China's turmoil may cause "unnecessary jitters" between them.

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Not having email today would be the equivalent of not having a phone number-you'd have to be really doing your own thing to go there.

It doesn't look much like a crisis. He agrees that there seems to be an odd disconnect right now. But it won't last, he adds.

The public inquiry into the phone tapping scandal could implicate huge swathes of the British press not to mention vast numbers of policeme...