IE Columnists
Shekhar Gupta
Could these be the three new As of Pakistan? How we, in India, failed to get this dramatic shiftCoomi Kapoor
In the collegium to select a new member of the National Human Rights Commission, Arun Jaitley and Sushma Swaraj disagreed with the majority''s choice of Justice Cyriac Joseph.C. Raja Mohan
History reminds us that without China''s support, Pakistan could not have easily become a nuclear weapon power.Harneet Singh
Kanu (Rishi Kapoor) and Timsi (Neetu Singh) are the prime examples of khullam khulla pyaar karenge love birds.Harsha Bhogle
Fans need to be angry and BCCI needs to reach out to themIla Patnaik
To protect investors, make the formal financial system more accessible and attractiveInder Malhotra
The next head of government should be a member of the directly elected House
Jaithirth Rao
Can we agree to vote only for parties that promise to implement the police reforms?Meghnad Desai
There is good news from Pakistan.Pratap Bhanu Mehta
Alarmism on the prospects of a third front will only constrain our optionsSanjaya Baru
Geo-politics defined new WTO chief''s candidacy, geo-economics will shape his tenureSaritha Rai
As the dust settles on the Karnataka elections, Wednesday's 121-seat Congress win in the 224-member Assembly translates to an unfettered Congress rule in the state.Shailaja Bajpai
Between 2009 and now, the media''s perception of Manmohan Singh has changed dramaticallySoli J. Sorabjee
A shameful blot on our criminal justice system is the phenomenon of undertrials rotting in jails for periods longer than the maximum punishment imposable upon conviction.....Sudheendra Kulkarni
The battle of Mahabharata is over. Pandavas won the battle, caused by greed and lust for power on the part of Kauravas. As Krishna proclaims in the Bhagavad GitaSurjit S Bhalla
Fifteen years and what have you wrought? A polity in despair, a country in rotTavleen Singh
In the drawing rooms of Lahore last week I met old friends who told me that I had become a hate object in the eyes of the 'liberals'' they knew in India.Vikram S Mehta
Strong forces are at work to neutralise falling demand and plentiful supplies













