K S Dakshina Murthy

Modi welcomes Pompeo but the relationship is testing India's patience

The US-India relationship is not mutually beneficial as India seems to be making all the concessions while the US disregards India's interests.

Modi government's fudged numbers can't disguise an economy in trouble

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's former economic advisor has rubbished India's claim to the fastest growing economy in the world - but that's just the tip of the iceberg.

India’s tilt to the Hindu-right will not be easy to reverse

If Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party, the BJP, doesn't win the election, there are still no guarantees that society will be able to moderate itself.

Indian strikes on Pakistan, a make or break for Narendra Modi's government

India's strikes on Pakistan were expected to bring a boon for the Modi government ahead of the general election in the country. Has it worked out that way?

India strikes Pakistan to quench public outrage over Pulwama attack

Is the Indian strike inside Pakistan an escalation towards war or is it a move that seeks to satisfy the Indian public's demand for revenge?

Rafale arms deal spooks Modi government

Corruption allegations surrounding the Indian government's aviation deal with France have the potential to lead to a defeat for Modi's government in the upcoming election.

India temple ruling is a litmus test for Indian society

India's Supreme Court ruling to allow women entry into a revered Hindu temple in Kerala is exposing the country's communal and political fault lines.

India’s farmers feel short-changed, and they have a point

As they continue to struggle with underdevelopment and the state's neglect, when will India's farmers receive their due?

Election results stun India's ruling party

What was behind the Bharatiya Janata Party's unexpected losses in spite of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's high ratings. Will this be a wake-up call for the BJP?

India wakes up to its child malnutrition epidemic

With the world's largest amount of malnourished children, can India come to grips with its problem?

Amritsar train tragedy points to a fatal mindset in India

India's consistent failure to implement simple solutions has led to another massive rail accident. This time it's cost the lives of 61 people and injured over 140. Is it government negligence?

#MeToo avalanche shocks India media

Several high profile men including Bollywood celebrities, famous journalists, and even a minister stand accused under India's burgeoning #MeToo movement.