Utpal Kumar is a Deputy Editor at Mail Today. He specializes in culture and society, world affairs, and current international events, with a keen focus on geopolitics, conflict, and the implications of artificial intelligence. His work has been featured in notable outlets including Medium, Firstpost, Hackerlap, MDPI, CNN-News18, and MSN.
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The Bangladeshi Prime Minister must realise that he cannot succeed where others have failed in the past
Bangladesh’s flirtation with the Mecca Pact risks turning strained ties with Bharat into a strategic confrontation — a path to perdition the BNP government should avoid
By: Utpal Kumar
Sindh played an important role in the making of Pakistan. Today, with the province rising in protest, the unmaking of the Pakistan project may seem very much real.
By: Utpal Kumar
If Xi Jinping comes to Delhi next month, Bharat must talk from a position of strength; China may be more willing to bend than it wants the world to believe
Bhagwat pitched for ‘universal oneness’; will the RSS’s critics do the same now?
By: Utpal Kumar
All’s not well within China; Ukraine has made Xi think twice about Taiwan; Trump or no Trump, it won’t make much difference for India: Rajiv Dogra
By: Utpal Kumar
British knew Jinnah was dying; India should not have signed Indus Waters Treaty; Tiger Memon was in Karachi three days after the 1993 Bombay blasts: Rajiv Dogra
By: Utpal Kumar
The surprise success of ‘Hanuman Ansh’ brings Neem Karoli Baba into focus — and with him, the remarkable story of Steve Jobs and Apple
Nearly killed by Islamist terror, Rushdie is today silent about it; instead, he is vocal about an imagined Hindutva terror.
Chinmoy Krishna Das’ grief has become a haunting portrait of the Hindu predicament in today’s Bangladesh
