India Today cover story comes against the backdrop of increasingly desperate attacks by Pakistani militants, the latest being as assault on the Sunjuwan army camp, in J&K.
For anyone to imagine that public diplomacy and humanitarian gestures on social media will prove to be a game-changer, is to live on cloud cuckoo land.
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This article has been jointly authored by Gernail Saheb and A Kiyani.
[Book excerpt] The Mahatma might have been overwhelmed by the unifying spirit of cricket.
For the nation that continues in its belief of using terror groups as an instrument of state policy, the doors are slowly closing.
The statement officially listed terror groups emanating from Pakistani soil.
70 years on, we should look back and reflect on direction.
Islamabad and Beijing think the infrastructure of terrorism can co-exist with economic infrastructure.
It would be an extraordinary gesture and possibly a game changer for peace for two hostile neighbours.
Not just trolls, even media groups blacked out the match to register their nationalist credentials.
