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Perhaps the Sue Gray report should be labelled 'fifty shades of shame'

Perhaps the Sue Gray report should be labelled 'fifty shades of shame'

How does a state-centred foreign policy weigh on the present and future of a country?

Like the Mirs, today's politicians too change loyalties from one party to another, depending on their personal interests.

In his seminal publication -- The Men who ruled India (1985) -- Philip Mason, in the last paragraph of the epilogue wrote: “When all has been said, one simple point remains.

Corporate Sovereign Awakening and the Making of Modern State Sovereignty: New Archival Evidence from the English East India Company

Adwaita, which means ‘One and only’ in Bengali was a giant Aldabra tortoise and had been Clive’s pet in the 18th century.

AboutMyArea - Local news, events and much more.

Andre Otis offers insights into Asia’s first printed newspaper that was published from Calcutta, the then capital of British India, and his research that led to his seminal book, Hicky’s Bengal Gazette: The Untold Story of India’s First Newspaper

Karachi has a unique place in the postal history of the Subcontinent. In many ways, it led the way forward for the mail...