We aren’t serious about fighting climate change
People all over the world say they want action — from someone else
People all over the world say they want action — from someone else
Our direction is not toward liberalism, but away from order of any kind
The forgotten visionary of British India
India reported world record-breaking coronavirus infection rates for four days in a row
Could the Democratic VP pick’s clashes with Modi cause problems with Indian-American voters?
The first Asian conflict of the Asian century
You could not ask for a more perfect COVID cloister
It is in Trump and Modi’s shared interest to break some China
If your week was less than fun, spare a thought for Justin Trudeau. The Canadian Prime Minister’s seven-day visit to India went down like an undercooked biriyani on the subcontinent. When he landed in New Delhi last Saturday, Trudeau was greeted on the tarmac, not by the Prime Minister or Foreign Minister but by the junior minister for agriculture and farmers’ welfare. Other world leaders, including Barack Obama and Benjamin Netanyahu, have been given a personal welcome by Narendra Modi. Prime Minister Modi, a savvy social media user, failed even to note Trudeau’s arrival on Twitter, though on the same day he found time to tweet about plans to unveil
India’s Founding Moment: The Constitution of a Most Surprising Democracy by Madhav Khosla reviewed
Much ado about Shakespeare in Indian cinema