N.V. Subramanian

Home Minister P. Chidambaram isn’t being fully candid about peace with Pakistan.

China’s planned nuclear reactor sale to Pakistan is, it seems, aimed at keeping India on its toes.

Obama may get a cool reception during his November trip to India. Bhopal hasn’t helped.

Movies Ravana and Raavanan are causing a stir after a celebrity shuns the IIFA awards.

The Indo-US nuclear deal doesn’t look like it’s going to be the boon US firms had hoped for.

Russia seems to be backpedaling (under Chinese pressure) on offering the Dalai Lama a visa.

Did Rajiv Gandhi sell Indians down the river and let Union Carbide boss Warren Anderson flee?

Manmohan Singh’s lacklustre leadership is hurting India and scuppering chances of great power status, says NV Subramanian.

Queen Elizabeth II looks to have snubbed India’s hosting of the Commonwealth Games. Why?

The recent West Bengal tragedy has brought out the ‘disastrous’ side of one politician.

Opinion is turning against Union Home Minister P Chidambaram for his tough Naxal policy.

Manmohan Singh has little regard for Parliament. Barack Obama has more for Congress.