When Truth No Longer Matters
As the squabbling over the January 6 commission heats up in the US, India offers a cautionary tale about democracy.
As the squabbling over the January 6 commission heats up in the US, India offers a cautionary tale about democracy.
After seven years of Narendra Modi, India’s foreign policy establishment is deeply divided as the country slips globally.
When it comes to Donald Trump, the moral hazards of a last-minute impeachment and violating the spirit of the First Amendment are worth the risk.
Mitch McConnell has earned an abominable asterisk: the only time in history when his fellow Americans, people of his own party, desecrated the temple he presided over.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has unleashed the Hindu majority, and the real loser of this ethos is India’s common man.
In its ongoing standoff with China, Modi’s focus on narratives for domestic consumption has left India with three unsavory options.
As Modi celebrates six years in office, his misplaced morality, silence in the face of religious bigotry and the COVID-19 gut punch are converging into a generational nightmare.
Based on popular opinion across the country, India has already rescued the world by supplying the miracle drug against COVID-19.
