PRIME MINISTER NETANYAHU IS ISRAEL'S BIGGEST PROBLEM

He obstructs a two-state solution to the Palestinian problem, and by attempting to reduce the powers of the judiciary he scorns international law.

Genocide charge against Israel 'false', 'outrageous': Netanyahu

The International Court of Justice in the Hague on Friday ordered Israel to take all measures’ to prevent genocide in Gaza.

NOT A SMALL FEAT: WHAT THE U.S. AND WEST MUST DO TO COUNTER CHINA

The Chinese Communist Party is far too strong to be overthrown; its surveillance state and vise-like grip on the Chinese people have ensured its longevity, which is of course its ultimate objective.

Upholding democracy in the Indian Republic

Overall, the nation has done a phenomenal job as the world’s largest democracy.

India must rethink its neighbourhood policy

All the smaller countries around us who have been the generous recipients of our aid have failed to honour our crucial security concerns vis-a-vis China.

WEF at its core, new voices resonate at Davos

At Davos 2024, the theme of Building Trust’ resonated with leaders across the world.

Cyberbullying of celebrities increasing in Kerala

Those who share the stage with the Prime Minister are being subjected to online harassment and trolling.

NO SEAT-SHARING PANGS IN WEST BENGAL, KERALA: NILOTPAL BASU

‘The term Muslim appeasement has been coined by right-wing media. Muslim appeasement was never an issue,’ says CPM Politburo member.

PAK PUSHING ISIS TERRORISTS INTO AFGHANISTAN, KASHMIR-STYLE

Among those who confirmed this development to The Sunday Guardian is former TTP commander Ehsanullah Ehsan, who called ita Kashmir-style infiltration’ attempt on Afghan border by Pak army.

Holiday cancellations increase, though predictions for snow, rains appear

Incessant dry weather conditions sans snowfall is distracting tourists and also triggering them cancelling their trip plans to Kashmir and other snow-bound areas like Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand.

Innovation key to Viksit Bharat by 2047: Dharmendra Pradhan

‘The start-up culture had taken firm roots with the numbers having risen manifold to 1.2 lakh.’

BJP'S AMBITIOUS SEAT PLANS FOR MAHARASHTRA

In the 2019 alliance with the undivided Shiv Sena, the BJP clinched victory in 23 out of 25 contested seats, while the Sena secured 18 out of 23.

Rahul, Sonia opposed Nitish as alliance convener

Rahul and his team members were getting inputs that stated that Kumar was in talks with BJP.

BJP'S POPULARITY ON THE RISE IN SOUTH TOO: TEJASVI

‘Itis only the BJP which knows how to truly balance regional and national aspirations, says BJYM president Tejasvi Surya.

JNU BREAKS A FOUR-YEAR DEADLOCK, ANNOUNCES STUDENT UNION ELECTIONS FOR MARCH

After a hiatus of four years, the Jawaharlal Nehru University Students› Union (JNUSU) is all set to conduct elections in March this year.

Delhi talks offer hopes of I.N.D.I.A bloc's survival in troubled times

Amid signs of discord within INDIA bloc in a number of states, the ongoing amicable seat sharing talks in Delhi between the ruling AAP and the Congress seem to offer some hopes to the troubled opposition.

PLAN FOR SECURITY AUDIT OF SENSITIVE BUILDINGS

The audit is likely to cover buildings like South Block, North Block, Shastri Bhawan, Udyog Bhawan, Jawaharlal Nehru Bhawan, Nirman Bhawan, Krishi Bhawan and Lok Nayak Bhawan.

Canadian intelligence scandal casts shadow on Five Eyes

Canadian intelligence officer was the central figure in a terror network.

'NITISH DID NOT GET THE RESPECT HE DESERVED FROM OPPOSITION ALLIANCE'

Nitish Kumar has been talking to the BJP for over a month.

MODI AND MACRON FAST-TRACK STRATEGY TO DEAL WITH PRC

The two leaders reviewed the new India-France Indo-Pacific Roadmap, giving fresh directions on how to expedite efforts to implement the same.

ADARSH PURUSH SHRI RAM

Rishi Naarad sang devotedly: Ram has broad shoulders and long powerful arms. He has a beautiful neck spiralling like a smooth conch above which is a firm chin.’

DAG'S NEW EXHIBITS SHINE A LIGHT ON INDIA THROUGH A COLONIAL AND POST-COLONIAL LENS

In order to truly appreciate one's cultural heritage, one must explore the history associated with it.

FESTIVALS ARE CATERING TO LOCAL AUDIENCES: DIRECTOR OF CANNES FILM DEPARTMENT

With over two decades of experience in the film industry, Christian Jeune sheds light on his role and the intricate process of selecting films for the renowned Cannes festival.

INDIA BLOC TALKS ON J&K, BJP HOLDS CORE GROUP MEET

After BJP held a party core group meeting on Thursday to discuss the strategy for the coming Lok Sabha elections in J&K, former Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah said on Friday the talks were on for the seat sharing in J&K with other parties of INDIA bloc.

MAYA DEALS A BODY BLOW TO I.N.D.I.A BLOC

Mayawati’s refusal may negatively change the dynamics for the bloc.

INDIA, U.S. FIRM UP PLAN TO COUNTER CHINA'S AGGRESSION IN INDO-PACIFIC

India and the US are working on a “two-fold” strategy to counter China’s aggressive agenda in the Indo-Pacific, South China Sea (SCS) and other regions and geographies.

DELHI WILL DEPLOY AI-POWERED CAMERAS FOR TRAFFIC FINES

Cameras will be able to detect various traffic violations such as triple riding, using. a mobile while driving, old vehicles plying on the roads.

WHO ARE THE HOUTHIS AND WHY ARE THEY SUCH A THREAT?

Houthi attacks are having a major effect on global supply chains which today are highly orchestrated.

AT THE ICJ: WHEN SOUTH AFRICA ACCUSES ISRAEL OF GENOCIDE

International law prescribes that the right to self-defence ofa state is subject to two conditions that also limit the use of excessive force under Article 51: necessity and proportionality.

U.S. ANTI-DISINFORMATION PLAN RAISES CONCERNS OF INTERFERENCE

The concern is that the State Department will use this new plan to interfere in and influence political processes in other countries, including democracies.