The Indira Gandhi-Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit Feud Explored. Pandit’s latest biographer, untangles the complex relationship.

BRAMPTON (IANS) – A tableau depicting former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi’s assassination by Sikh bodyguards was showcased in a parade in Canada’s Punjabi-dominated Brampton.

However, an official Russian visit to India did not materialise until 1955 – eight years after Indian independence. The first reason was Joseph Stalin, the Soviet dictator.

According to him, Indira Gandhi was not much of a danger to democracy. He said, it was Sanjay Gandhi and his gang, and they were on the verge of throwing out even Indira Gandhi.

Indira Gandhi and the Years that Transformed India Raghavan describes the politics of the 1970s in the only way it should be understood — the struggle for supremacy between the executive ...

‘We miss Indira Gandhi’, says Cong; Jairam shares letter claiming she didn’t bow to Nixon and defied US pressure during 1971 war Congress leaders didn't waste any time invoking Indira Gandhi ...

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin’s new panel on state autonomy mirrors a move by his father Karunanidhi in 1974. Karunanidhi had passed a resolution in the Assembly based on the Rajamannar ...

While Chief Minister MK Stalin days ago announced the formation of a panel led by former judge of the Supreme Court, Kurian Joseph to recommend measures to strengthen autonomy for the states, his ...

While Chief Minister M K Stalin days ago announced the formation of a panel led by former judge of the Supreme Court, Kurian Joseph to recommend measures to strengthen autonomy for the states, his ...

In an announcement made in the State Assembly on April 15, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin made public the appointment of a panel—headed by Justice Kurian Joseph with former IAS officer K. Ashok ...

Stalin sets up panel on states’ autonomy: Looking back at Rajamannar Committee, with same mandate almost 50 yrs ago In 1969, then Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C N Annadurai, a federalist, established the ...

TALKING FILMS What’s behind the Indira Gandhi screen revival? The former prime minister was often only seen as a photograph or portrait at a government office. Now she’s everywhere.