There is this accusation that Sri Lanka is governed like a family concern by the Rajapaksas. This impression should be removed

Though India and Pakistan showed great restraint to prevent any escalation, the missile episode has raised eyebrows among those who consider South Asia to be a 'nuclear flashpoint'

The research relied upon by the petitioners, which was unceremoniously sidelined as being unauthentic and without proper credentials of the researchers, showed that head coverings are commonplace for most Hindu, Muslim and Sikh women outside their homes

It is, however, apparent that Imran Khan and his aides have forgotten the norms of political battles a long ago

Sara’s name is on Sapan’s Founding Charter calling on South Asian nations to institute soft borders and a visa-free South Asia

Unless the national programme for TB is made strong, we may end up well short of the desired impact

The BJP government has done better in preparing lists of those officers who are inefficient or corrupt

Within the Congress also, the entire blame cannot be put at the door of the Gandhis

Tibetans wonder why the world is largely indifferent to their plight at the hands of the Chinese government and has not responded the way it sympathizes with the plight of Ukrainians

Neutral alliances of smaller countries are again becoming important in the tug of war between the major superpowers in the region

Women in civil service in India are still a small minority. Yet they have achieved so much and broken glass ceilings in their individual journeys

If credibility is to come to corporate governance, the pool of directors must be widened to include people from a variety of fields

The US has started to consider Bangladesh as an important security partner in the region

India’s decision to abstain from voting against Russia in UNSC could turn the world opinion against New Delhi if there is a war with China and Pakistan

For the first time in many decades, the Indian electorate is facing a political outfit which believes more in winning polls than governance