On the Trail of Genghis Khan argues that the Mongol Empire was not tyrannical as the European historians depicted in the 18th century, when the Europeans constructed their idea of the Orient. On the contrary, the author thinks the Empire was tolerant, decentralised and very well administered

In Steppe with Genghis

Business Standard

Every time I look at Mumbai I am reminded of a statue of King George V astride a black horse. This statue, which I call the Black Horseman, was demolished - and with it the city was renamed Mumbai. Mumbai was born by severing it from its history

Bharat Wariavwalla: The Black Horseman

Our Parliament is more disorderly than Westminster's, and debates here are often highly charged. But you hardly ever see a display of sharp wit

Bharat Wariavwalla

Bharat Wariavwalla

Bharat Wariavwalla

In Steppe with Genghis

Bharat Wariavwalla: The Black Horseman

Laughter and politics