Opinion

Every known actor kept declining the role to play Karan Singhania. I had first offered it to Farhan Akhtar, writes Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra.

To reach out to the Taliban without first assessing their actions on ground is hardly the best way to protect and preserve India’s interests.

The bitter experience made the entrepreneur in him realize the need for quality cab service.

The latest survey exposes our collective laxity in adopting disciplined personal behaviours and enforcing strict policy measures.

There are signs of growing three-way tensions between China, Vietnam, and Indonesia in the Natuna islands, where the three have overlapping claims.

It is important not to lose sight of the larger cause of a “Grand Museum" amid the political slugfest over the Central Vista redevelopment project.

With COVID, India’s airlines burnt through cash and lack of assets on balance sheets meant that bankers were wary of lending to them.

Gidderbaha legislator Amarinder Singh Brar has accused minister Manpreet Singh Badal of siphoning off money to fund the Badal family.

Revenue maximization can never be the goal of economic policy. It ought to be prosperity and not a bloated exchequer at the expense of intimidated wealth creators.

Our policies may not match expectations all the time but they do deliver when the dragon is on your doorstep.

Many believe Rahul Gandhi’s inept handling of selection of CMs resulted in Jyotiraditya Scindia’s exit, fall of Madhya Pradesh government, infighting in Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh.

The strained relations between the siblings first came to light when Sharmistha criticised Abhijit publicly for referring to women as "dented-painted".

Many argue that gender-balanced peace proposals could be more successful in conflict resolution. Indeed, gender imbalance could itself be a source of conflict.

Some party leaders, however, feel that the see-sawing strategy will not work for the Congress and it could lose out on both counts.

The Pakistan establishment personifies the adage ‘Paisa Phenk Tamasha Dekh’. Pakistani leadership and government have let their people down.

In the Army, we often described J&K as a pressure cooker that could blow up if not provided a release.