India has sent a strong message of unity in face of terror. Delhi must now craft a calibrated response to credibly deter Pakistan's deep state

A letter addressed to the Bard's wife hints at a partnership sturdy enough to survive separation and centuries of speculation

Amid global tumult, it framed convergence of interests, built on gains of PM Modi's America trip

There is need to remember: Way forward must build on hard-won gains in Kashmir

Data sharing mechanisms on river flows, flood and drought alert systems, even a common renewable energy grid, could reduce people's vulnerabilities in the face of melting glaciers and declining snowfall

In training machines to be courteous, humans might simply be reinforcing for themselves the idea that a good society is built on thoughtful dialogue, no matter the cost

A trade deal with the US should not be seen as being adversarial vis a vis China

India should remain resolute in its demand for protection of minorities in Bangladesh, while keeping door open for talks on other issues

Pope Francis advocated compassion over doctrinal rigidity, simplicity over pomp. His unwavering focus on the downtrodden will be his lasting legacy.

A new colour has been discovered. Only a few can see it. Yet olo adds to the palette in times when more colour is needed

A recent paper suggested an abundance of dimethyl sulphide – an indication of the possibility of life – on a planet, K2-18b, that orbits a star 124 light years from Earth.

It isn’t just Nishikant Dubey and Dinesh Sharma. No less than the country’s Vice-President and two governors have pushed at the constitutionally laid out red lines that circumscribe their high office.

Recent research on a 1,900-year-old legal document shows that long before The Beatles sang about the ultimate bogeyman, the tax evader was in the crosshairs of the state

Undermining independence of central bank will only add to uncertainty and turmoil in economy

Both are welcome. Because waqf law involves faith, and also space in a deliberative democracy for minority concerns to be heard, addressed

The treaty sends a strong message that the WHO has overcome the setback caused by the US's withdrawal from the global health body

For, when governments impose an environment of fear and censorship, there is little space for innovation and the campus can slide easily into becoming a place most unlike itself — a factory. Surely, that's not the factory that Trump and his tribe want

Turtle 03233 leaves one with lessons that cannot be tagged or tracked, only realised: That the measure of a journey lies not always in its recognition, but in quiet defiance

Eliminating giant bats will not restore balance in the game, but it's a step towards addressing bowler's grievances

In upholding it as Indian, SC underscores that language should be celebrated as meeting ground, not used as dividing line

As it fights does so, managing the fallout from trade wars calls for calibrated policy responses, not knee-jerk reactions

Ultimately, this is a battle for space between Musk’s SpaceX and Bezos’s Blue Origin -- and so far, Musk has the undisputed lead

At the same time, the question of deepening fissures within the Dalit communities cannot be overlooked

While inflation may remain under control, there is considerable uncertainty on the growth front

To read Llosa, who died on Sunday at the age of 89, is to encounter such contradictions, not just of the human condition, but also of Latin America