Fifth Column: Why countries succeed
The world has changed. But it seems that it is not just Modi but all our politicians and political parties that have remained stuck in that old time warp.
If PM Modi proceeds with economic changes he once promised, this column will lend full support: Tavleen Singh
It is now time for him to realise that only when he delivers on the ground what he has put in words will we see a revival of that optimism that we saw in 1991.
Fifth Column: An insane conspiracy theory
The charges and the conspiracy are both absurd and hilarious, but they are being taken seriously in the most exalted corridors of the Government of India.
Fifth Column: Listen to the people, writes Tavleen Singh
The unofficial parade may be stopped from entering Delhi, but the farmers have made their point.
The new Indian – It is useless getting into any sort of discussion with them
In the 'new India' that the Prime Minister boasts of having created, this tweet was seen as anti-national and it caused the BJP troll army to order me to 'leave India'.
Confronting reality: With tractors at Delhi borders, Narendra Modi is beginning to look weak
The farmers have shown him that this kind of contempt for the people is not something that even the most powerful political leaders can get away with. Modi has been forced finally to step out of his echo chamber into the real
Surrealism as reality
The reality also is that millions of very poor people in rural India are being driven back under the poverty line because of the economic damage the pandemic has caused.
Fifth Column: We must never forget this grim anniversary
After 26/11 the lesson we have learned is that it is no longer about Kashmir. It is about harming India in every way possible.
Fifth column: May Diwali bring hope this vile year
When the Prime Minister described their son Tejashwi Yadav as the Yuvraj of Jungle Raj, it brought back for me memories of those years.
Fifth column: A reality check in Kashmir
Instead of demanding the restoration of Article 370 they should demand that statehood be restored immediately.
Fifth column: Bollywood stands for real secular values that need to be cherished, writes Tavleen Singh
If I write today in defence of Bollywood, it is not just because I think it stands for those real secular values that need to be cherished more today than ever before.
Fifth column by Tavleen Singh: Hathras is a mirror
The British set up a system that was founded on the colonial idea that the duty of administrators and law enforcement officials was to protect the government.
Fifth column: No country for Muslims
The plot was hatched in Jamia Millia, says the chargesheet, and Shaheen Bagh was not a protest by Muslim women fearful of losing their citizenship, just part of this jihadist plot.
Fifth column: A surreal week
Having said this, it also needs to be said that Modi showed the courage to take unpopular and controversial political decisions.
Welcome, Education Minister! NEP is the best thing the Modi govt has done since Swachh Bharat: Tavleen Singh
My only problem with the new policy is that it seems not to have paid enough attention to the infrastructure needed for real change to happen.
Far, far from Ram Rajya: India needs a political leader not a messiah or a maharishi
The political problems that the Prime Minister has yet to deal with are every bit as serious as the economic problems.
BJP ministers doing their best to prove Imran Khan right, Modi needs to act
Modi has not responded, which is good. It is also good that he never fails to remind us that the spectacular welcome he was given in Houston by Indians of the diaspora was because he represents ‘130 crore Indians’.
2 years of Modi govt: ‘Achche din’ yet to come?
Two kinds of pundits were heard taunting Narendra Modi on the second anniversary of his government last week.
Congress in crisis, running out of political ideas
At a time when jihadi terrorism has proved that it is the biggest threat to the world as we know it, whipping up fears over Hindutva terrorism is absurd and has a hollow ring. Yet this continues to be the Congress party’s o
Tavleen Singh column: Post Uttarakhand, BJP must worry why it is picking up bad Cong habits
As someone who lives in Maharashtra, I can report that in this state nothing has changed since a BJP chief minister took power two years ago.
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