The 1995-2005 decade was perhaps politically the most complex since Independence. We kept our lens razor-sharp through the reign of five prime ministers as single-party dominance gave way to coalition compulsions
We revisit the Ambani legacy settlement saga following the Enforcement Directorate's first arrest linked to a multi-crore loan fraud case against Anil Ambani's companies
The Sangh sarsanghchalak, a comment of whose has sparked off retirement buzz, had marked a generational shift in the organisation when he took charge in 2009
The debate is on within the Government whether India should strike at terrorist training camps across the border.
An exclusive interview from 2008 with BSP supremo Mayawati, who has done another U-turn on nephew Akash Anand by now removing him from the party
The raging controversy over OTT series 'IC-814: The Kandahar Hijack' takes us back to the riveting tale of anguish, anxiety and articulate negotiation leading up to the safe return of the hijacked Indian Airlines plane to Delhi
How Sonia Gandhi led the Congress from the front to demolish the A.B. Vajpayee government's 'India Shining' narrative in the general election
The INDIA bloc's shows of strength remind of the efforts back in 1988 to build an Opposition front in the run-up to Lok Sabha polls
INDIA TODAY's 2008 interview with Mayawati, who has declared that her Bahujan Samaj Party will go it alone in the Lok Sabha elections
With the Modi government facing a no-confidence motion, Rahul Gandhi's return to Parliament after the Supreme Court reprieve couldn't have been timed better
