Over the last seven years in India, the persecution of Muslims has been gradually normalized, and Indians have become increasingly inured to it. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Bharatiya Janata Party are entirely to blame.

The Taliban’s victory over the United States in Afghanistan will not only greatly embolden their fellow jihadists, but also shake up the region’s geopolitics. In particular, an Afghanistan-Pakistan-China axis involving policy coordination would represent a major risk for India.

Though 88% of vaccinated Indians have received an equivalent of AstraZeneca, the UK doesn’t recognise it.

MP Shashi Tharoor writes, "The combination of ineptitude and bigotry has laid the country low; if the Modi government compounds its economic fecklessness with political recklessness, it could plunge India into turmoil."

As Beijing invested in sports culture, India rested on its laurels after 1982 Asian Games

Today in India, even suggesting that a Pakistani victory deserves congratulation would be decried as anti-national.