Opinion

Opinion | IndiGo Crisis Is What Happens When Market Power Becomes Market Arrogance

IndiGo now is a de-facto monopoly in India's skies. And what comes with monopolies is conceit and extortion.

Blog: All Parties Resort To Worst Gimmickry After Surgical Strikes

It has become free-for-all gutter politics between the ruling party and a few opposition parties. The Prime Minister stepped in to rein in the brigade which was undoing all his good work. But by then, the damage had been done.

Blog: PM Modi, Even a Tweet Would Do

Captain Gopinath on BJP's silence on the Sena controversy.

Blog: Train Fare Hike A Start But Not Enough

"Bitter pill" must be comprehensive, writes Captain Gopinath

Blog: Time for Kejriwal to Show What He's Made Of

Captain Gopinath on what AAP must do urgently to recover its footing.

Blog: Cleaning The Mighty Ganga Will Be a Mammoth Task For Modi

When rivers perish so do civilisations, writes Captain Gopinath.

Blog: What Narendra Modi Can Do For The Entrepreneur

An audacious dream made me set up Air Deccan, writes Capt Gopinath.

Blog: Why I Quit the Aam Aadmi Party, By Captain Gopinath

"They must step back a bit and accept their mistakes"

Blog: Has Arvind Kejriwal Lost His Way?

His antics may not go down well with the public and could hurt him and the AAP politically, writes Captain Gopinath.

Blog: AAP Has Much to Cheer About

Captain Gopinath on why the AAP story is not over.

Blog: Who Saw 300 Seats Coming? Modi Did

Captain Gopinath on the big BJP win.

Blog: Rahul Gandhi, Gaffe Master

Missing the PM's dinner is inexcusable, says Captain Gopinath.

Blog: The Election Commission and Narendra Modi's rally

The efficient commission may have erred, says Captain Gopinath.

Blog: Narendra Modi's Mission Amethi

Some goals already met, says Captain Gopinath.

Gandhis needn't look far for model son-in-law

Feroze Gandhi was well-respected, says Captain Gopinath.

Blog: 54 percent - the shame of Bangalore

Captain Gopinath on the low voter turnout and what it signals.

Blog: Arvind Kejriwal, hero-worshipped yesterday and slapped today

"It is deeply disturbing that none of his peers in other parties condemned the attack."

Three manifestos and three men for PM

Modi, Kejriwal and Rahul are seen beyond their manifestos

Blog: In political speeches, poor form and little substance

Focus on real issues has disappeared, writes Captain Gopinath

Op-ed: 'AAP effect' wears off, politics of expediency is back

Once again, the debate and calculations are centred around caste and community