The imperative now is for both honesty and political will amongst all UN member states, in order to formally accept that terrorism or violent extremism is no longer restricted to jihadist violence alone.

Given Pathaan’s obvious success, isn’t it a good time to ask ourselves just how much we want our minds to be governed by the politics of an anti-Muslim, anti-minority narrative?

Meenakshi Lekhi did not once acknowledge the responsibility of states to protect human rights, and instead spoke only of their violation by jihadists and cross-border terrorists.

T.M. Krishna argues that liberals like himself need to evolve a language to communicate with the idea of faith and the faithful who may be silent.

Biden’s pledge to engage and empathise in the wake of social conflict and armed violence is an important, necessary step towards  America’s healing.

Maya Mirchandani speaks to Colin Clarke, the national security expert at the Soufan Centre and Professor at Carnegie Mellon University.

Some of the worst violence in North East Delhi took place in mixed neighbourhoods, where Hindus and Muslims lived together in relative peace for decades.

Placing emphasis on the role of moving forward from the trauma, Pandita urges the audience to watch the film before formulating an opinion.

For a government under attack for a security failure of epic proportions, deflecting blame was key. News media became the ‘fall guy’.

If India wants to show the world Kashmir is back to normal, then downed shutters, empty schoolyards and unpicked fruit will make sure it hears a different story. For the betrayed mainstream, the silence is the only way to be heard.

In the latest episode of 'Wide Angle', Maya Mirchandani speaks to Kannan Gopinathan, the IAS officer who resigned over the lockdown imposed in Kashmir, about why he believes that curbing people's right to speak out is undemocratic.

Maya Mirchandani's poignant verse explores the everyday fractures caused by prolonged political oppression.

In the latest episode of 'Wide Angle', senior journalist Maya Mirchandani spoke to Rahul Verma, political scientist for Centre for Policy Research about his new book 'Ideology & Identity', co-authored by Prateek Chhibar.

Maya Mirchandani speaks to Pankaj Gupta, the Aam Aadmi Party's national secretary, on key issues such as an alliance with the Congress, local demands, the fight for Delhi's statehood and the background of candidates.

In an interview with Maya Mirchandani, the AAP candidate, contesting from the South Delhi seat, speaks about the role regional issues play in an election.

In this episode of Wide Angle, Maya Mirchandani discusses the standoff between India and Pakistan.

Abrogating the longstanding treaty would globally dent the view that Indian diplomacy upholds the ethical.