India's donation of Covid vaccines to Dominica could help the government in bringing fugitive fraudster Mehul Choksi back to the country.

DailyOh! Vaccine Maitri might get Choksi back to India, more trouble for Sushil Kumar

The discussion in Parliament happened when India was in the middle of a war with China in 1962.

DailyOh! Why Parliament discussed China in the middle of 1962 war, to what is Op Snow Leopard

The recent Chinese move has come at the time when the US and China are locked in a confrontational relationship, and when the world, including China, is battling a pandemic.

India-China ties: A blast from the past

Anti-Narendra Modi opposition could learn a thing or two from the Swantantra Party which successfully posed a challenge before Nehru and Indira Gandhi.

45 years after its dissolution, here's what opposition parties must learn from Swatantra Party

'Indira Hatao' made Indira Gandhi stronger. 'Modi Hatao' made Modi look invincible. The opposition can refuse to ignore this at its own peril.

Children's Day is all about celebrating adult fantasies

Children's Day is not about Jawaharlal Nehru or kids. It's all about celebrating adult fantasies

Happy Children's Day in an 'adults-only' world.

The truth, however, is that on essential points, both Nehruites and Modiites are the same.

Why I think Nehru fans and Modi bhakts are really the same

Both claim to be at opposite ends. But when it comes to ignoring what's holding India back, they unite.

An authorised account from the Congress is required to put the Nehru-Patel, Nehru-Bose ties in perspective, even if it means admitting some mistakes

Why Rahul Gandhi-led Congress needs to put Nehru-Patel records straight

An authorised account from the Congress is required to put the Nehru-Patel, Nehru-Bose ties in perspective, even if it means admitting some mistakes.

Despite receiving a public dressing down from Vajpayee, Modi has been forced to refer to Vajpayee as ‘mere Atal ji’.

Neither Nehru, nor himself, nor any one party – Atal Bihari Vajpayee put India first

The former Prime Minister was truly a Bharat Ratna for he emphasised Bharat was above personal, political or petty differences. The story of India was for everyone. And he wrote many of its best lines.

A man who shaped independent India - but didn't dominate it

On Independence Day, a look at one of India's most powerful, and self-effacing, leaders. An edited excerpt from 'The Man Who Saved India' by Hindol Sengupta.

It is high time the Museum-Library complex be liberated from the legacy of only one PM — who lived there to emphasise his superiority over his equals.

Jawaharlal Nehru