Shashi Tharoor on the rise of electoral autocracies
Some strongmen have fallen, but there are still enough around the world
By Shashi Tharoor November 13, 2022
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The Iran nuclear deal is dead. And it is a good thing, writes Jeff Jacoby
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Case for coalitions
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Innovate and collaborate
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Block buster
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The invisible pandemic
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Patch work
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Growing up without godfathers
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Fighting it together
By Dr Kishore Kotha September 14, 2019
Shashi Tharoor
An author, politician, and former diplomat, Shashi Tharoor is a Lok Sabha MP. Former Minister of State for Human Resource Development in the Government of India, Tharoor has also served as the United Nations Under-Secretary General for Communications and Public Information.
LAST WORD
"Congress must truly become the party of young India": Shashi Tharoor
It should appeal to the large untapped political potential of unemployed youth
By Shashi Tharoor October 16, 2022
Latin Catholics not anti-development; they fear for fishing community's existence: Tharoor
Six decades ago, they gave up a church to establish Thumba rocket launching station
By Shashi Tharoor September 18, 2022
Britain not ready for brown PM, says Shashi Tharoor
No one should underestimate the lingering racism of the general British public
By Shashi Tharoor August 21, 2022
Shashi Tharoor on why India will never have its own BoJo moment
In India, no party has mechanism to recall a leader like Tories did with Johnson
By Shashi Tharoor July 24, 2022
The lessons we can learn from history
It is not history that has led to atrocities
By Shashi Tharoor June 26, 2022
‘This time, Muslims of India will resist’: Shashi Tharoor on Varanasi
Marginalisation of Muslims from the national narrative continues
By Shashi Tharoor May 29, 2022
Our globalised world is less able to cope with war: Shashi Tharoor
The Ukraine war has already affected us in India, and most of the rest of the world
By Shashi Tharoor May 01, 2022
How about virtual museums, asks Shashi Tharoor
Art history comes alive with integration of digital technology
By Shashi Tharoor April 03, 2022
Shashi Tharoor on the rise of mandatory hyper-nationalism
India became illiberal; in the name of authenticity, we risk losing decency
By Shashi Tharoor March 06, 2022
We are seeing dramatic technological progress in five areas: Shashi Tharoor
It may be a cliche, but the speed of change has accelerated remarkably in the
By Shashi Tharoor February 06, 2022
High time for a global pandemic treaty, writes Shashi Tharoor
The global spread of the Omicron variant of the coronavirus has everyone reacting
By Shashi Tharoor January 09, 2022
Assault on our institutions will weaken the very pillars of democracy: Shashi Tharoor
As Constitution Day on November 26 was marked by a boycott of Parliament by
By Shashi Tharoor December 12, 2021
Why a new Parliament, when Modi does not respect the house, asks Shashi Tharoor
Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently launched a full-frontal assault on critics of
By Shashi Tharoor November 14, 2021
Pluralism is in very nature of India; BJP is challenging it: Shashi Tharoor
The mounting unpleasantness of communal bigotry in our country prompts me to look
By Shashi Tharoor October 17, 2021