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Kalyani Shankar
Kalyani Shankar is a political commentator and a syndicated columnist. She was the Political Editor of Hindustan Times and also its Washington correspondent. A press fellow at Cambridge University and senior fellow at the Woodrow Wilson Centre in Washington, Shankar is a founder member of the Indian women press corps.
India Braces for Impact as Trump’s Reciprocal Tariffs Take Effect on April 2
With key sectors like pharmaceuticals and automobiles at risk, India could face an annual trade loss of up to $7 billion. There is an urgent need to find a diplomatic solution before it escalates into a full-fledged trade war US President Donald Trump’s announcement of reciprocal tariffs on India, set to...
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Women breaking the glass ceiling
16 January 2025 | Kalyani Shankar -
Donald Trump’s H-1B dilemma
09 January 2025 | Kalyani Shankar -
Winter session stalemate: Urgent need for reform
03 January 2025 | Kalyani Shankar -
ONOP: A bold reform or a political gamble?
26 December 2024 | Kalyani Shankar -
Year 2025: Prophecies, politics and progress
19 December 2024 | Kalyani Shankar -
For Joe Biden it is family first
12 December 2024 | Kalyani Shankar -
Election results challenge the Opposition unity
05 December 2024 | Kalyani Shankar
Why band-aid solutions fail to fix Delhi pollution
Despite court orders, government promises, and short-term measures like vehicle restrictions and artificial rain, Delhi’s air quality remains perilously poor Why do the residents of Delhi experience pollution every year while the ruling class blames it on stubble burning in the neighbouring states of Haryana, Punjab, and Uttar Pradesh? Can't they...
Donald Trump’s historic comeback
With a Republican majority in the Senate, Trump re-enters the White House with renewed authority, poised to reshape both American politics and global dynamics The much-awaited US presidential election ended on November 5, and former President 78-year-old Donald Trump triumphed by winning the White House. This would be his second inning...
