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Tavleen Singh (born 1950) is an Indian columnist, political reporter and writer.
Tavleen Singh, a leading Columnist associated with The Indian Express. Find all Columns from Tavleen Singh here.
Jun 9, 2024 · Tavleen Singh writes: We deserve better leaders The BJP was flying too high and there was too much talk of one nation, one leader, one people from Modi who should know that this kind of talk is alright in an autocracy but not in a democracy.
Tavleen Singh is an author, journalist and TV anchor. She currently writes three weekly columns. One in English that appears in the Indian Express, one in Hindi that appears in India Today and a third column in English that is syndicated to various newspapers in India.
4 days ago · Fifth column by Tavleen Singh: We need real heroes. The political landscape is so bereft of heroes now that people seek them elsewhere and end up in the toils of fake gurus. Written by Tavleen ...
Apr 21, 2024 · Tavleen Singh writes: I met nobody in rural India who saw Modi as corrupt and autocratic. Many of these things should have happened long ago. But because we were so colonised a ruling class, we did not notice that ordinary Indians were forced to endure the worst public services. Written by Tavleen Singh. Updated: April 25, 2024 11:10 IST. Follow Us
Tavleen Singh has been a journalist for more than 40 years. She has worked in television and print journalism covering events in South Asia that included elections in Pakistan and India, ethnic conflict in Sri Lanka, a coup in the Maldives and ethnic conflicts in Kashmir and Punjab.
Sep 16, 2023 · Fifth column by Tavleen Singh: Look inwards, Prime Minister Has the Prime Minister noticed that it could be time for him to make these words and ideas more meaningful inside India? Written by...
Tavleen Singh talks about her new book, about democratic feudalism, and whether she’s obsessed with Sonia Gandhi. We are at Tavleen Singh’s parents’ ground floor apartment in the hallowed...
Story by Tavleen Singh • 2d. I n the week just ended, we saw the heights to which India can reach as well as the depths to which it can sink. When it comes to reaching seemingly impossible ...
