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Saurabh Sharma

Saurabh Sharma

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Saurabh is Senior Assistant Editor at Business Today Digital. At the digital desk, he does all things breaking and developing - economy, policy, and politics. He's usually the guy chasing headlines, but every now and then - he spots a story before it becomes one. With over a decade in journalism, he has worked with The Financial Express, Mint, and Times Now. He tracks politics and global affairs, especially the power plays between Washington, Moscow, and Beijing, and keeps a close eye on the Middle East, China, Pak...

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R Kannan, former UN political official and author of DMK Years

'Era of charismatic leaders is over': Tamil Nadu moving toward Kerala-style politics, says R Kannan

by Saurabh Sharma |Mar 15, 2026

The era of charismatic leaders such as MGR, Karunanidhi, Jayalalitha, Kamaraj, Anna, and Rajaji is over, says R Kannan, author of DMK Years

Colombo: Port of Call by Ajay Kamalakaran revisits Sri Lanka’s past through the stories of famous travellers who passed through the port city

From Carnegie to Hirohito: New book traces Colombo's days as the world's port of call

by Saurabh Sharma |Mar 13, 2026

During the age of steamships, Colombo port was one of the busiest stopovers on the global maritime map. 'Colombo: Port of Call' book traces the stories of well-known international figures who visited ...

Vijay's TVK has decided to contest all 234 assembly seats in Tamil Nadu

'He threw away a great opportunity': Why Vijay should have followed the Pawan Kalyan model

by Saurabh Sharma |Mar 13, 2026

R Kannan, a former UN official who has written extensively on Tamil Nadu politics, believes Vijay should have followed the 'Pawan Kalyan Model'

Target Tehran details how Mossad stole Iran's nuclear archive in 2018

Before missiles came Mossad: How Israel pulled off the biggest nuclear heist in Iran

by Saurabh Sharma |Mar 12, 2026

Years before the US–Israel strikes, Mossad stole Iran's nuclear archive in a daring midnight operation in 2018. The book Target Tehran details how the heist unfolded

Israel will never allow Iran to have nuclear. And, it's the 'Begin Doctrine'

Not Netanyahu, it's the 'Begin Doctrine': Why Israel will never allow Iran to go nuclear

by Saurabh Sharma |Mar 4, 2026

Israel's position that it will never allow its enemies to acquire nuclear weapons is not new - and it did not originate under Netanyahu

China is Iran's biggest oil buyer - and most oil passes through the Persian Gulf

Beyond Strait of Hormuz: How China-Iran rail system countered US threat

by Saurabh Sharma |Mar 3, 2026

China is Iran's biggest oil buyer - and most oil passes through the Persian Gulf

China and Iran signed a 25-year strategic agreement in 2021

Explained: Why China is not supporting Iran militarily

by Saurabh Sharma |Mar 2, 2026

China is Iran's largest oil buyer. It purchases about 80% of Iran's shipped oil, accounting for nearly 14% of Beijing's imports. The two countries describe themselves as comprehensive strategic partne...

DMDK joins DMK bloc ahead of Tamil Nadu assembly polls 2026

New twist in battle for Tamil Nadu: DMDK joins DMK; how much does it hurt AIADMK?

by Saurabh Sharma |Feb 19, 2026

The DMDK was founded in 2005 by actor-turned-politician Vijayakanth and quickly emerged as a significant third force in Tamil Nadu politics

Former Army Chief General MM Naravane

'Naravane has the right to write memoir, but needs clearance': Ex-General reveals why he blocked 1962 war report

by Saurabh Sharma |Feb 12, 2026

Memoirs must be written, released, and read. But prior to release, they must have the concurrence of the government, says former Army Lt. Gen. Raj Shukla

India does not need to act far beyond its own region to advance US interests, says Paul Kapur

'Strong India is a win for US': Trump's South Asia man reveals Washington's China calculus

by Saurabh Sharma |Feb 12, 2026

'An India that is able to be independent and preserve its freedom of action takes a huge swath of the Indo-Pacific off of China's plate,' says Paul Kapur