How the mainstream media tries to portray the Anglo-American language as one that brings prosperity

Why is there no hue and cry over anti-people amendments to India’s labour policy?

COLUMN/ LINE IN THE SAND
Dr. Kallol Guha

‘A Soldier Returns’ takes audiences back to the dark days of the invasion of Iraq in 2003

IN PICTURES
Thousands of people, angered after being injured by Covid-19 vaccines, demonstrated outside London’s BBC office, seeking justice

Why does the country with the world’s highest tax rate for individuals have a broken economy?

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IN PICTURES
Snapshots from ground zero as farm deregulation protesters wrapped up a year-long stir at Delhi’s borders

A report from the Action Centre on Race and the Economy exposes the big loot by Big Tech

On the occasion of Farmers’ Day, here’s the story of how farming was born

China’s ally Nepal declares Mount Everest’s official height as 8848.86 metres. EmpireDiaries.com had reported in September that the peak’s new height would be announced this year

A precious compilation of his thought-provoking remarks on subjects ranging from US terrorism to whether he’s an atheist to where the Covid-19 pandemic will take us

New Delhi will keep a hawk eye on Washington, DC as both Joe Biden and Kamala Harris have pretty strong and controversial views on J&K

The US presidential fight is a battle for who controls the biggest empire of our times. And it matters to India as much as it matters to many other countries. Here’s a look at what changes and what doesn’t

BOOK SHELF
Excerpts from a book that explains how the little-discussed petrodollar system works

BOOK SHELF
Ground report from the former US Embassy in Tehran – the venue of a gripping 444-day ordeal