Stories by Jawed Naqvi
As the lipstick fades, big-power global rivalries deepen with unabashed candour.
Updated 29 Sep, 2026 09:11am
A classified US Army data-mining programme identified leading hijacker Mohamed Atta and his ‘Brooklyn cell’ over a year before 9/11.
Published 22 Sep, 2026 07:44am
If the world is a family, which it is, talking to the neighbour and sorting out the problem bilaterally is mature.
Updated 15 Sep, 2026 08:51am
A nagging frustration stalks Narendra Modi’s battle to project himself to the world as a visionary from India.
Updated 08 Sep, 2026 07:48am
The RSS prides itself as a shadowy unregistered paramilitary body, whereas even the Nazis were a registered party.
Updated 01 Sep, 2026 08:23am
Has the new generation found the courage and the commitment to face the consequences of a massive pushback?
Updated 25 Aug, 2026 08:34am
Why does the Congress party get cold feet in challenging deliberately foisted faux religiosity?
Updated 18 Aug, 2026 09:26am
The ‘Modi wave’ had taken care of Maharashtra and Haryana state polls in quick succession.
Updated 11 Aug, 2026 09:24am
Dipke’s movement faces inevitable challenges ahead. Ground-breaking political changes are seldom if ever a clean shot.
Updated 04 Aug, 2026 09:19am
Its agitation for a Hindu rashtra didn’t begin with Mahatma Gandhi’s assassination.
Updated 28 Jul, 2026 08:31am
What happened on the field was a stymied Argentina succumbing to a team that moved like a symphony.
Updated 21 Jul, 2026 07:51am
A report released last month observes how Palestinian children were being strategically killed and maimed to fulfil the mythical promise of a Greater Israel.
Updated 14 Jul, 2026 08:39am
On the larger canvas of bilateral ties —or their absence — the call for peace seems an old one, but the circumstances are newly minted.
Updated 07 Jul, 2026 07:56am
Someone seems to badly need the plundered wealth amid deliberate opaqueness.
Updated 30 Jun, 2026 07:31am
A growing view sees the Modi era of “an undeclared emergency” as manifestly more stifling than the short-lived curbs on civil liberties Mrs Gandhi had imposed.
Updated 23 Jun, 2026 08:15am
Of the four clenched-fisted promises that Iranians learnt to state collectively, the West applauded two.
Updated 16 Jun, 2026 08:16am
The party minted into an untested force after a senior judge insulted unemployed youth as cockroaches.
Updated 09 Jun, 2026 09:36am
Since the Cockroach Janta Party has waded into a palpably troubling vacuum, the occasion calls for an unsparing scrutiny.
Published 02 Jun, 2026 08:18am
Since India cannot respond to China the way it does to South Asian irritants, it answers the description of a short-sighted bully.
Updated 26 May, 2026 07:32am
To have India and the UAE on board with a resolution starkly targeting Israel is a feat of sorts, more so when it occurs in New Delhi.
Published 19 May, 2026 08:14am
