Sunil Sethi

"It is exciting to know about the encouragement to states for setting up Unity Malls for the further promotion and sale of One District One Product scheme, GI and handicraft products"

Behind the teetering government in Rajasthan ― and the Congress's collapse in Madhya Pradesh four months ago ― is the saga of the Gandhi dynasty scraping the bottom of the barrel

By definition a quarantined Covid unit is a bubble-like entity, with little link to the outside world

Binge-watchers filling up empty days may ask: Why read a book when there's the movie? Apart from putting the cart before the horse, it's a lazy question

In countries with a wider coverage of digital communication, overuse of the internet is causing the opposite problem

Chronicles of life in China devote chapter and verse to the ongoing battle between government authorities and consumers

A repeat of 67 out of the 70 seats in 2015 may be hard for AAP to achieve today

Mr Modi's authoritarian streak is sometimes compared to Indira Gandhi's rise to absolute power. If so, the triggering of a students' agitation carries a fateful echo from the non-so-distant past

It's been a fruitful year for scholars. A couple of works of history stand out

The Anarchy derives its subaltern flavour from its liberal use of non-official sources - multi-lingual accounts by contemporary observers spiced with judicious dollops of bazaar gossip

An untested game plan Kashmir is in deep freeze for an indefinite time, says the author

Rajiv's political life was bookended and propelled by terrible tragedies

No major protests or encounters took place and travel to the Mughal gardens and monuments in provincial districts of Anantnag and Baramulla was unhindered

Sheila Dikshit received the heartfelt send-off she did because she was truly a daughter of Delhi who never stopped building bridges

Blighted childhoods are an urban reality as much as in the hinterland's perilous zones

Narendra Modi's denunciation of the Lutyens elite is another classist label on a par with Rahul Gandhi's insult of "suit boot ki sarkar"

The high-pitched BJP narrative of demonising Muslims everywhere is now countered with the spectre of 'saffron terror'

Votes-for-notes no longer only means blandishments of cash and goodies for fence-sitting voters

In our many years of friendship I have never heard Arpita Singh talk about her art; it is a subject she studiously avoids

If she appears pleasant, and instinctively knowing, it's because she's grown up among courtiers in the oldest court in town