Opinion

Bollywood celebrities cast their vote for Lok Sabha Election

Three reasons why Bollywood stars aren't as political as South cinema stars | OPINION

Unlike in Tamil Nadu or other South Indian states where local celebrities speak up on sensitive issues, including political ones, their counterparts in Bollywood are seen mostly to be playing it safe.

Feb 21, 2017

Brexit an opportunity to 'reset and accentuate' UK-India trade ties says envoy YK Sinha

India's recently-appointed High Commissioner to Britain tells IBTimes UK that Brexit could enhance Indo-UK partnership.

Feb 20, 2017

Justin Bieber is more important than Indian football, and here's proof

The Bieber concert in May is taking place at the DY Patil Stadium in Mumbai, one of the venues for the historic FIFA U17 World Cup 2017.

Feb 18, 2017

UP Elections 2017: Priyanka Gandhi Vadra channelled her inner 'Indira Gandhi' in Raebareli, and here's why it stood out

Raebareli is the Lok Sabha constituency of Congress president Sonia Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra is there for campaigning ahead of voting on February 23.

Feb 17, 2017

Manipur Assembly Elections 2017: State govt's act of creating seven districts unreasonable | Opinion

Manipur has been burning since November 2016, due to an economic blockade put up by the United Naga Council to oppose the implementation of ILP.

Feb 7, 2017

Trump orders extreme vetting measures for refugees and bans Syrians

US not so innocent? Don't moralise things, President Trump; you are screwing things up further | Opinion

President Trump's saying the US is not so innocent hints at something sinister. Such externalisation of the system is not what a president can afford to do.

Feb 6, 2017

People oppose Sasikala as Tamil Nadu CM: Today's India has no tolerance for such undemocratic trends

In 1984, Rajiv Gandhi became the PM after Indira Gandhi's assassination. Today, ground realities have changed to carry out such succession without resistance.

Feb 6, 2017

How Kolkata bhadraloks are discovering new friends, thanks to Mamata Banerjee

The bhadralok class of Bengal, or more precisely Kolkata, who favoured either the Congress or the Left and had uncompromising stands earlier, now find a common foe in Mamata and are befriending the old 'class enemies'.

Feb 3, 2017

Donald Trump calls Obamas Australian immigration policy a 'dumb deal' in Twitter rampage

US-Australia 'friction': Trump's unconventional stand can put Washington's Asia-Pacific allies in serious trouble with China

US President Trump's 'blasting' Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull over a refugee agreement made with the Obama administration has raised eyebrows over Washington's stance towards allies.

Feb 2, 2017

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Opinion

Three reasons why Bollywood stars aren't as political as South cinema stars | OPINION

Brexit an opportunity to 'reset and accentuate' UK-India trade ties says envoy YK Sinha

Justin Bieber is more important than Indian football, and here's proof

UP Elections 2017: Priyanka Gandhi Vadra channelled her inner 'Indira Gandhi' in Raebareli, and here's why it stood out

Manipur Assembly Elections 2017: State govt's act of creating seven districts unreasonable | Opinion

US not so innocent? Don't moralise things, President Trump; you are screwing things up further | Opinion

People oppose Sasikala as Tamil Nadu CM: Today's India has no tolerance for such undemocratic trends

How Kolkata bhadraloks are discovering new friends, thanks to Mamata Banerjee

US-Australia 'friction': Trump's unconventional stand can put Washington's Asia-Pacific allies in serious trouble with China

When an 'Unsuitable Boy' becomes 'Khullam Khulla': The unusual story of Karan Johar and Rishi Kapoor, in their own words

WWE Royal Rumble 2017: 5 things we definitely wanted to see, but got trolled

Bengal vs Gujarat 2.0: Just as Bose lost to Gandhi, Mamata's plot looks weak against Modi

Aju Varghese birthday special: A look into comedian's journey to fame in Malayalam movies

Will North Korea ever be free of dictatorship? Here are hints of its future

Spineless performance against Everton does not mean Arsenal are in crisis