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In his words: "I am just a professional writer, which means I don't do blogs and try and get money for whatever I write."

British Prime Minister Theresa May at a press conference at Downing Street in central London. (Photo: AFP)

Opinion

A Brexit tragedy is unfolding

The winners constitute at the most four per cent of the total population of the UK.

19 Jan 2019 12:10 AM IST

Opinion

Acting honourably is expensive, as UK govt is now discovering

There is and has been for decades a British law against instigating the murder of groups or inciting religious hatred.

12 Jan 2019 12:10 AM IST

Opinion

Of the Magi, high priests, kings... and how India got its boxwallas'

The first Jewish holocaust, unfortunately occasioned by loose talk from Parsi priests.

29 Dec 2018 1:41 AM IST

Bloggers, influencers, self-styled philosophers, self-published writers and of course people who think the world or even some part of it will be fascinated by the antics of their pets, by what they ate for breakfast or where they happened to be at the weekend.

Opinion

The Internet can bring instant fame, and no editorial checks in the...

The dating site invites you to characterise the sludge of your personality as honey to attract the equally dishonest...

22 Dec 2018 5:52 AM IST

Opinion

Theresa could end up like Alexander

Cameron miscalculated, not by a long shot but by the narrow margin which pushed the Leavers to victory.

15 Dec 2018 6:47 AM IST

Opinion

Who is the real owner of Kohinoor?

With 20 or so resignations recently from Theresa May's government, no one can keep track of who the current ministers in...

8 Dec 2018 7:27 AM IST

The official Peoples Daily said in another commentary on Sunday that Chinas military would conduct exercises on the high seas regardless of foreign provocations. (Photo: Representational Image/AP)

Opinion

The irony of UK's integrative initiatives

The irony of integrative initiatives to encourage uniformity is that they, by definition, point to the differences.

1 Dec 2018 1:14 AM IST

Theresa Mays party failed to win a majority in parliament in Britains elections. (Photo: AP)

Opinion

May's exit looms: No takers for Brexit deal

The DUP has now indicated it will not support the deal she has negotiated, leaving her without a majority in Parliament.

24 Nov 2018 1:01 AM IST

German Chancellor and candidate of the Christian Democratic Union for the upcoming election Angela Merkel delivers a speech in Dortmund. (Photo: AP)

Opinion

Revisiting India's World War I role

Neither Britain nor India has come to any conclusions about the colonial relationship.

17 Nov 2018 7:24 AM IST

So also, women who profess that they are men trapped in womens bodies would not have to undergo plastic surgery to acquire mock penises.

Opinion

I am whatever I think I am'

My first stage play, called Mama Dragon, was commissioned by a company which named itself the Black Co-op Theatre.

10 Nov 2018 7:06 AM IST

The under construction statue of unity stands facing Sardar Sarovar Dam at Kevadiya Colony, about 200 kilometers (125 miles) from Ahmedabad, India. The statue, a 182-meters tall tribute to Indian freedom fighter Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, will be inaugurated on October 31 and is slated to be the worlds tallest statue. (Photo: AP)

Opinion

Politics of Unity: When size matters, and when it doesn't

The Empire State Building in that same city, traditionally renowned for skyscraping architecture, is a little above 318...

3 Nov 2018 2:22 AM IST

Now, male behaviour is on the radar too; a rising number of women are saying no to unsafe workspaces, for themselves and others. This is one of the biggest achievements of the #MeToo campaign. (Photo: Pixabay/Representational)

Opinion

Protests can be absurd sometimes

The snowflake twitter storm troopers objected to this labeling on the grounds perhaps, that it implied that only males...

27 Oct 2018 12:35 AM IST