360 Degree
Exit polls: Why polls go wrong
In India, due to the plurality of the electorate, a statistically significant sample may still have a large margin of error.
Exit polls: The jury is still out
The ever changing dynamics of elections make predicting results a herculean task.
Caste addiction in Indian elections
Obsession with caste politics continues to haunt public debates even after seven decades of Independence
Of politics and vilification of women
BJP spokesperson went on TV recently to express how little women matter to Hindutva.
Low Roads to Legislatures: Democracy’s global recession
Modi went on to say in an election rally that the constitutional provision of impeachment is being used to intimidate judges of the apex court.
26/11, 10 years later: Pakistan must not export terror with impunity
In all likelihood, there won’t be another 26/11; but there will be other attacks that are just as spectacular.
26/11 Ten Years Later: Pak must not export terror with impunity
The idea is to ensure Pakistan no longer thinks it can export terrorism to India with impunity and without consequences.
‘When they clap for Sandeep, it’s very, very different’
If Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan would have been alive today, he would have been 41 years old.
Chabad House continues to stand tall
The five-storeyed Chabad House building continues to stand tall in a quaint lane at Colaba in south Mumbai.
26/11 Ten Years Later: Is Mumbai still vulnerable?
The politicisation of the terrorism debate in the country has made it difficult for the country to nurture a coherent response to terrorism.