Mohammed Ali Jinnah

New India’s admiration for Savarkar doesn’t come in the way of reverence for Gandhi, but this won’t impress Jaffrelot

If Christophe Jaffrelot wants to understand New India and its civilisational values, he will have to take out the ideologically tinted glasses he has been wearing for years now

Preachy Bilawal should know Pakistan is a graveyard of minorities: As for India, just look at Parsis and Bohras

If India’s true minority policy has to be understood and appreciated, one should look at how some of the smallest communities like Parsis, Jews and Buddhists or even Bohras, Ismailis and Ahmadiyyas have been treated

Fatwas: All that is wrong with Islam and the problem with Muslim liberals

Quran not just governs the spiritual life of a Muslim, it also regulates all facets of life, from as banal aspects as clothing, and appearance to law to death. And this power has been wielded via fatwas

Why it’s cool to foresee doomsday scenario for Hinduism while being charitable towards Islamists

Official liberals often maintain their liberalism while pursuing the rules of Islamist blasphemy. Now that’s called having the cake and eating it too

Partition was a historic swindle that India, Pakistan and Bangladesh must see through; steps to undo British wrongdoing necessary

A historical united people’s struggle led by patriotic, modern-minded leaders, like Mustafa Kemal of Turkey or the leaders of Japan after the Meiji Restoration, will be required for bringing about a transformation to lift India from the ranks of underdeveloped to developed countries

Pulwama backlash shows there's no safe place in India for my people: The account of a distressed Kashmiri writer

We, in Kashmir, have been living in a perilous situation where every moment of life is given like a bonus to us

Pakistan general elections explained: Key political parties, their history and what it would mean for India

Regarding, India-Pakistan relations, many argue that a PML(N)-led stable civilian government is the best bet for New Delhi

Jinnah portrait row: Hamid Ansari supports AMU students' demand for action, says timing of violence 'raises questions'

Breaking his silence, former vice president M Hamid Ansari on Saturday supported AMU students' demand for action against intruders who created ruckus on the varsity campus over Jinnah portrait issue on 2 May

Jinnah portrait row: Mani Shankar Aiyar sparks fresh controversy, calls Pakistan's founder Quaid-e-Azam

With the row over the portrait of Mohammed Ali Jinnah in AMU intensifying, comments by Mani Shankar Aiyar have sparked new political outrage

Jinnah's portrait means nothing to us, say AMU students and teachers; allege right-wing elements raising non-issue

AMU professors and students said that the controversy over a portrait of Mohammed Ali Jinnah was unnecessary and the varsity does not endorse his ideology.