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Just when the nation was gearing up for an enhanced and more efficient work culture in the country’s topmost public office, hilarious account of how...

Now that the cat is out of the bag in the Moin Qureishi-AP Singh linkup case, it is high time for the former CBI director to step down from the plum...

Human development indices might not be as popular as the GDP or growth rate in terms of measuring a country’s wealth, but how it treats education,...

The siege of northern Iraq by the Sunni terror group the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant/al-Sham (ISIS) could be termed, in all probability, the...

The anti-inflationary measures proposed by union finance minister Arun Jaitley sound good on paper, but it is important to ensure that they don’t...

The wrath of Mandakini that had overwhelmed Uttarakhand on 17 June 2013 wasn’t just a natural calamity. It was in every sense of the term a man-made...

Even though the roll-back of the controversial Four-Year Undergraduate Programme, which was implemented in the University of Delhi about a year back,...

If there’s anything worthwhile that has tumbled out of the intentionally leaked Intelligence Bureau (IB) report, it is the well-taken point on...

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair’s attempt at exonerating himself from the unimaginable cesspool that is the present situation in Iraq and his...

The charges of molestation pressed by Bollywood actress Preity Zinta on her ex-beau and wealthy industrialist Ness Wadia shouldn’t be interpreted as...

The Prime Minister’s maiden foreign trip has struck the right notes with everyone and has also fuelled the engines of new diplomatic dynamics and...

One of the first initiatives of the new prime minister was to convene a meeting of senior civil servants and interact with them. The idea was to...