"As we approach another Independence Day, here’s a reflection," writes Rajmohan Gandhi in The Indian Express. "When the powerful bully the vulnerable, we’re revolted, not impressed. When the weak stand up to the mighty, we’re stirred."

India has some advantages which we would lose at our peril, writes Rajmohan Gandhi.

If a tide must run its course, let it at least hear some rationality and some outrage.

The worry in some Indian circles that America's exit from Afghanistan might benefit Pakistan vis-à-vis India is yielding place to a calmer realization that actually the country most disadvantaged by the exit is Pakistan.

Professor Rajmohan Gandhi, in a live discussion with musician Sonam Kalra.

"Covid's horror cannot suppress the fact that the Indian voter has breathed hope back into our democracy," writes Rajmohan Gandhi.

PM Modi must in clear language tell the Indian people and the world that his government will protect tolerance, decency and equal human rights.

The ABVP young men who alerted the railway police about the "crime" they were witnessing as their train, the Utkal Express, was speeding along clearly thought they were doing a patriotic duty.

Rajmohan Gandhi writes: PM Modi has a lot in common with the former US president and the Republican Party’s submission to Trump is bound to invite questions about the BJP.

This has not been the best season for New Delhi's "chhavi" managers.