Harish Khare

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  BJP Dumps its Men of Yesterday

  PM's control over party is now limitless, writes Harish Khare.

• The PM's Real Pakistan Problem

  Stop pushing the image of a tough deshbhakt in charge, writes Harish Khare.

• The Stand-Out Part of PM Modi's Speech

  No PM since Nehru has asked citizens to do their part, writes Harish Khare.

• PM Modi is Risking Reviving Old Prejudices Against Him

  The new central government may well find that bad news of violence and ethnic clashes in Uttar Pradesh can easily ruin its global part, writes Harish Khare.

• What Natwar Singh's "Revelation" Means for Rahul Gandhi

  Perhaps, unwittingly, Natwar Singh has set the stage for the Congress to decide what, if any, terms of leadership are to be offered to Rahul Gandhi.

• Justice Katju's Case of Post-Retirement Conscience

  He failed a test, writes Harish Khare.

• A Paranoid Reaction to Vaidik's Meeting with Hafiz Saeed

  The Modi government must extricate the country from this trap, writes Harish Khare.

• Must We Become 'The Ugly Indian,' by Harish Khare

  Harish Khare on the trolling of Maria Sharapova by Sachin fans.

• Modi Sarkar Has Set The Cat Among The Pigeons

  The government was ill-advised to take a stand on Gopal Subramanium's suitability, writes Harish Khare.

• More Accessible Ministers? About Time.

  New government needs to use media better, writes Harish Khare