Morarji Desai

Ahead of G20 Summit, politics of foreign subversion and ensuring security for Narendra Modi biggest challenges for India

The forms of subversion include intelligence gathering and that is the oldest manifestation of external interference, outlined in some of the ancient manuals of governance

Narendra Modi's invincible Gujarat model: Where vision meets inclusion

The Gujarat model of development which has Narendra Modi's inimitable stamp written all over it has withstood the test of time and is a classic textbook case that shows one man's relentless pursuit of an aspirational India

First Read | Unravelling the tale of nepotism and dynasty politics in Congress

The book not only makes for an interesting read but should also kick off the next round of debate on how the oldest political party of India has become a family enterprise

Capture the Dream is a fine blend of information, entertainment & inspiration packed into the story of CP Krishnan Nair

Bachi Karkaria's Capture the Dream: The Many Lives of Captain C.P. Krishnan Nair will boost the confidence of people with big and bold dreams, regardless of their age.

Narendra Modi pays homage to Morarji Desai on 126th birth anniversary, lauds him for nation building skills

Morarji Desai, who played a significant role in the freedom struggle movement, served as the fourth prime minister of India and led the government formed by the Janata Party

'Sabka saath, sabka vikas': At Prayagraj event, Narendra Modi says priority of government that justice reaches all 130 cr Indians

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday said ensuring that all citizens get benefit and justice is the government's responsibility and also the base of 'sabka saath, sabka vikas and sabka vishwas'

From Jacqueline Kennedy to Michelle Obama, US First Ladies visiting India over the years

From Jacqueline Kennedy in March 1962 to the Obamas in 2015, Indian-American state visits over the years.

Short-lived ban on 'political' plays at recent competition underscores Marathi theatre's past brushes with censorship

Firodiya Karandak, one of the most prestigious inter-college performing arts competitions held in Pune, announced that it would not be accepting plays that deal with ‘sensitive’ issues. This would have been the first time that a competition in Maharashtra, a state that hosts several such competitions, would have such a rule.

Half a century of bank nationalisation: Indira Gandhi’s historic blunder or India’s biggest bank reform?

Around 14 banks were nationalised on 1 July, 1969 which was followed up with six more a decade later, in 1980

Resignation of young leaders indicates Congress in process of reverting to archaic, self-defeating ways

The problem is not just the resignations, but the fact that the state of drift in Congress affairs that the leadership is unconscionably prolonging is having knock-on effects elsewhere