Perspective

India’s much-hyped ‘vaccine diplomacy’ has fallen apart after the country failed to send the second dose of the Covid-19 vaccine to many of the beneficiary

Cover Photo courtesy: Visitorscoverage.com BY SASI KUMAR Loneliness is latent in all of us. It becomes more intense and evident as we age and the children move

BY DR. S JAISHANKAR* We enter 2021, hoping to put the COVID-19 pandemic behind us. While each society has dealt with it uniquely, global diplomacy

By Asad Mirza Indian-origin American citizens now comprise the second-largest immigrant group in the USA. Over the years with increasing political influence and playing an

BY SASI KUMAR As Joseph R Biden prepared to swear in to take charge of the American Presidency, his predecessor, the 45th president Donald Trump

BY NEIL GHOSH* In her victory speech on November 7, 2020, then-Vice President-elect Kamala Harris spoke of Joe Biden’s audacity in selecting a woman —

File photo of then US Ambassador Shringla addressing Georgia state legislators. Photo courtesy: Ravi R. Ponangi BY HARSH V. SHRINGLA* Five years after the Paris

BY MANISH CHAND* It was a shining moment of pride for over 1.3 billion people of India, and an emotional moment for Prime Minister Narendra

TRIPS waiver proposal from India, South Africa and other members By Brajendra Navnit, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of India to WTO A proposal by India,

We have seen protesting farmers from Punjab and Haryana camping at the Delhi -Haryana border for the past few days. The Government of India is