New Delhi should convey its concerns on terror elements operating from Canadian soil and through quiet but firm diplomacy, away from the spotlight
Category: Columns
When caught in a diplomatic bind between Israel and Iran
India, which has positioned itself as an emerging global player, seeks to be seen as a peacemaker between warring factions in the Middle East
Malayalam cinema’s #MeToo moment is a wake up call for all, writes actor Kushboo
These acts of brutality shake the foundations of our trust, our love, and our strength
Why NRIs in the Gulf are a priority for Modi 3.0
The presence of a large Indian diaspora in the Middle East blends well with the strong bilateral ties between India and the Gulf nations
Rahul Gandhi proves he is no pushover; it has taken time, hard work and patience
This is his moment - a sort of coming of age after sweating it out for 25 years - and becoming a leader on his own terms
Summer is a good time to celebrate the body and the mind: make sure you’re present!
Summer vacations are the perfect time...
Modi story takes a hit as Indian voter stumps all; votes for a secular democracy, jobs and better quality of life
Government will have to return to basics and shun religious polarisation for a better India
India was among the first countries to recognise Palestine as a state in 1988; continues to support two-state solution for peace in Middle East
New Delhi will continue to balance its warm ties with Israel while staying committed to a Palestinian State
Iranian President’s death raises instability in Middle East as NRI concerns mount
Indian expats watching Iran developments closely in a region that is rife with crises
Look who’s talking! US media reports about Indian assassination plots reek of hypocrisy
Biden and Modi walk a fine line to ensure the reports don't rock the boat with bilateral ties on an upswing