The Prime Minister did well to send out a positive message by attending a church service, but I'm afraid that such meetings end up being lip service if not followed by concrete action on the ground, especially when groups like Bajrang Dal and the Vishwa Hindu Parishad, part of the wider Sangh Parivar, are no longer the crazies that you might assume they to be, but they keep targeting Christian schools, establishments, especially in tribal areas, in the belief that they have some kind of immunity from the law.
Make no mistake, I repeat, these groups are part of a wider ideological mindset. Words therefore need to translate into concrete action on the ground.
Women's T20 World Cup, ENG vs SA: Speaking to reporters ahead of the semi-final at The Oval, Laura Wolvaardt admitted that South Africa are yet to produce their best cricket in the tournament, but said her side would look to capitalise on the pressure England will be under in the knockout clash.
Women's T20 World Cup, ENG vs SA: Speaking to the reporters before the semis against South Africa, Nat Sciver-Brunt said that England aren't worried about not winning world titles since 2017 and will go one match at a time to reach their goal.
The latest edition of Statecraft covers Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's maiden three-day visit to India for the sixteenth India-Japan Annual Summit.
This edition of Newstrack discusses the widespread anticipation surrounding an impending union cabinet reshuffle and a major political party's organisational restructuring.
