Central & South Asia

After 70 years of independence, India is finally making headway against Pakistan in its proxy war on Kashmir. Kashmir is approaching an inflection point. The tide is turning with the relentless targeting of insurgents by Indian security forces. It...

Both the freedom to practice religion and the right against noise pollution are protected by the Constitution of India. While I was traveling to my hometown in July, I got stuck in a massive traffic jam caused by kanwariya — the devotees of the...

India should keep the doors of engagement with China open to carve out a niche for itself in the One Belt, One Road initiative. The old saying, “When the dragon sneezes, the world catches cold” has acquired a completely new meaning after the...

In this guest edition of The Interview, Raghav Shunglu talks to his late grandfather, L.P. Shunglu, a first-hand witness of the Partition of India. The Partition of India that took place in 1947 led to one of the largest mass migrations in human...

Treating men like Azhar and Saeed with kid gloves is unlikely to earn Pakistan any goodwill in Donald Trump’s Washington. China, at the behest of Pakistan, has for the second time this year prevented the United Nations from listing a prominent...