Re-reading My Experiments With Truth makes it easy to admire Gandhi, but not identify with him.

Instead of looking for the modern Hindu on Twitter, Sagarika should try borrowing some books from the library.

Why the “poor India is the real India” narrative is wrong and deceitful.

Why the role of the JPC on the 2G scam is important in setting standards for future governments in power.

Why MMS must speak up and validate or invalidate the JPC’s findings on his accountability.

Is the 14th century Delhi sultan, Mohammad bin Tughlaq the secret role model for our current Delhi sultan, Manmohan Singh?

When commenting on the Sanjay Dutt case, Katju would do well to expand his references beyond Shakespeare to Kipling.

Gaddafi was invited to speak at LSE. Its students survived. So what was Wharton scared of?

Is Praveen Swami’s Hindu article casting unfair aspersions on the Indian Army? Or is he simply stating some unpleasant facts?

A debate on Owaisi morphs into a Thackeray debate. And how the BJP’s boycott of Sanjay Nirupam was foiled.

Savita Halappanavar’s death threw up a lot of questions in the media. But not some important ones.

The media alone cannot bring about change in the public perception of women.

Every October 2, everyone in India, especially the media, goes gaga over Mahatma Gandhi. Does it really help us?

Vijay Amritraj’s new show on CNN-IBN manages to bore, despite Sharon Stone’s leg-crossing presence.