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Story Posted on 06-06-2015
ART & CULTURE
| 5-minute read
How India's artists changed international ties
We felt very fortunate to showcase our rich and diverse culture to the foreign dignitaries revealing the soul of our nation to them.
Why Gujarat's anti-terror bill marks the beginning of a totalitarian regime in India
Legitimate concerns have arisen over the bill's contentious provisions that create a visible power imbalance that leaves much room for misuse.
Why the BCCI needs to give its players some rest
From overseas tours to the World Cup, the Indian team has had a jam-packed schedule.
ART & CULTURE
| 4-minute read
Why do you need naked women and sex to sell art in the West?
The image of women undressed can no longer provoke outrage, and art, in order to get noticed, must create controversy.
POLITICS
| 6-minute read
Manipur ambush: The writing has been on the wall
The aggressive posturing of NSCN (K) and a 'new' umbrella group have been building up over the past few years.
How yoga ensures India appears divided
Making any issue a Hindu-Muslim one adds the necessary bitterness.
POLITICS
| 4-minute read
#ModiInBangladesh: How the LBA will provide a greater momentum to bilateral ties
Having delivered on the Land Boundary Agreement, India is hoping that this will consolidate relationship.
POLITICS
| 5-minute read
How Maggi became a bowl full of trouble for Amitabh Bachchan and other stars
The endorser has a duty to ensure that he was not party to a misrepresentation, even if there was no actual intent of falsity of the claim.
