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It is a scathing comment on the state of affairs in this country. Less than a month after starting operations, Mumbai Metro, the newest and most...

When Anti-Dowry Act, particularly Section 498-A of the Indian Penal Code, was passed by Parliament in 1983, it had the noble intention of rescuing...

The first real foreign affairs challenge facing the Narendra Modi government is the peculiar predicament of Indian nationals trapped in civil war-torn...

The import of the term ‘full circle’ is probably felt more fully and more often in national politics than it is in any other part of human...

The indignity that late Sunanda Pushkar has been made to go through after her tragic and highly suspicious death more than five months back is both...

The ongoing civil war in Iraq has highlighted a crucial but neglected aspect of the global economic and political churn: the deplorably sorry plight...

There is little to say about Trinamool Congress MP Tapas Pal’s clarion call to his cadre to go and rape rival party’s women except to condemn it...

If the latest reports on how slaughterhouses in the national capital, most of which are illegally run, are using injured, infected cattle and...

Prime minister Narendra Modi might have expressed a wish to develop a satellite that would serve all the SAARC nations, but what he really gave away...

One of the most unreasonable reasons behind tragic and sudden deaths of scores in India happens to be building collapses. In the past two days, two...

Revamping India’s flagging defence sector has always been one of the top pre-poll priorities of the NDA government and now with Narendra Modi at its...

There’s no two opinion on the fact that bad times for the Congress have only begun and that they are here to stay for a pretty long time. The latest...