Anil Dharker is a senior columnist based in Mumbai.

The Brexit vote in Britain, which overcame all logical economic objections, has mired the UK into an uncertain future.

True lies

Itâ€™s being argued by many people that the sedition law should now be scrapped as it is a remnant of a colonial era.

Sedition politics

We are so obsessed with winning prizes that we didnâ€™t even applaud our hockey team for reaching the knockout stage.

Our obsession with medals...

Accidents defy any safety regulations or preventive features.

Roads donâ€™t kill

The Bihar chief minister has asked PM Narendra Modi to follow the Bihar model all over India.

Bihar: Going too far

The SC has asked Justice Lodha to monitor the BCCIâ€™s revamp.

Judicial overreach will destroy BCCI

The analysis also shows that a majority of young people voted to stay in EU.

Barriers and lies, fawned by Brexit

Foreign policy is always a matter of give and take.

Mutual â€˜hesitationsâ€™

The next three years are for the action phase.

Modi has ideologues, but no implementers

Corruption endangering human lives and priceless treasures?

Lest museums become history

Is sporting culture good for a country or not?

Why water down IPL?

If Mr Mallyaâ€™s rise and fall is a kind of morality tale, he is not the only one to blame.

Mallya and the morality tale

What is truly frightening about the Maharashtra Assembly incident is that all political parties got into the act.

Are you a patriot?

Kanhaiyaâ€™s speech in JNU was fearless, and it was, above all, without bitterness.

Anatomy of oratory

If you look at the JNU controversy, the two architects are Rajnath Singh and Smriti Irani.

BJPâ€™s limited mindset

The problem is massive, but not insurmountable.

A dirty subject

20 per cent of Mumbai Police officers had high cholesterol levels.

Police caste system

Damned Delhi

Intolerance in India is nothing new

Dissent Manufacturing Company at work

The dream seller

CBI: A lot to explain

Stuck in idolatry

A clockwork justice

The &lsquo;rights industry&rsquo;

A skewed social agenda

Signs of Emergency?

Licence to kill

Modi&rsquo;s innings: From T20 to a Test match

Disaster Plan 2034

A wake-up call for the judiciary

Misplaced priorities, sense of humour

China&rsquo;s growth was fuelled by overseas Chinese. This is why PM Modi is reaching out to NRIs

Cautious optimism

There was the &ldquo;forced&rdquo; conversion of 57 Muslims in Uttar Pradesh by Hindutva groups

Modi should step in

If Jawaharlal Nehru had wanted, he could easily have assumed dictatorial powers

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