She is not who you might think she is.No, that is the President of the Republic of India. The first citizen of the country, and the supreme commander of the Indian Armed Forces.

Should British-born children of immigrants have different rights or obligations toward Britain than citizens whose families have lived here for generations — particularly in their freedom to criticise the country?

Call it the Trump Peace Doctrine: a simple prescription — tell your enemies and terrorists and their proxies to surrender or face the democracies. 

India’s diplomatic behaviour has changed dramatically. On 10‑11 September 2025 at the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) in Geneva, Switzerland and Pakistan learned the hard way that the old Nehruvian habit of silently absorbing lecturing...

“You can have peace the next second”, said Ronald Reagan. “You just have to surrender. We will not surrender”, he continued. The current US President is no Reagan.

Fifteen years ago, on the 13th of July, I lost my grandmother. Her passing was not just the end of a chapter in our family, but the quiet closing of a book filled with the kind of practical wisdom that no think tank, behavioural economist or...

India, wary of international condemnation and hesitant about escalating tensions, made a pivotal tactical miscalculation: they refrained from initially neutralizing Pakistan's military air defenses. As Indian fighter jet missiles crossed into...

The growing presence of Hindus in key positions within American national security circles signals a shift in both political representation and trust. The appointment of figures like Tulsi Gabbard and Kash Patel to high-profile national security...

As you watch England play India in the cricket – you may well recall the Tebbit Cricket Test. The readers of this paper are of course either British or living here and mostly all of Indian heritage.

From Swami Vivekananda’s historic address at the 1893 Parliament of Religions to the successes of Hindus in modern America, this community embodies a story of resilience, upliftment, and inclusion. Yet, the narrative is not without its critics....