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The return of Indian cricket’s prodigal son Lalit Modi as the newly-elected president of Rajasthan Cricket Association (RCA) signals more torrential...

As India toys with lexical innovations in trying to describe Bangladeshis, pondering if the hapless economic migrants be branded as infiltrators or be...

First as tragedy, then as farce: the saying aptly describes contemporary Indian politics, its myriad unaddressed historical fallacies and...

Supreme Court’s order saying that senior bureaucrats can be investigated without taking permission from the government is a landmark judgment with...

It was irony most unkind when the Congress, in March this year, decided to field the much-compromised former Maharashtra chief minister Ashok Chavan...

Everyone loves a good facelift. Particularly, if the cosmetic readjustment happens on a part of a city lying in shocking disrepair, it can cheer the...

The gruesome murder of 33 people, mostly Muslims, by Bodo militants in strife-ridden districts of Assam, has once again stirred the proverbial...

The controversy over Prasar Bharti and its ‘compromised’ autonomy could not have snowballed on a worse day than 3 May –World Press Freedom Day. The...

It’s a classic case of being caught in the cross-hairs. Amid the ceaseless abuse ensuing from avaricious leaders from fanatic Indian fringes and...

In what appears to be a case of too little too late, Delhi government’s attempt to launch an ‘anti-graft drive’ has only confirmed the obvious. The...

Dear Readers,Before we know it, Millennium Post has completed two years under new management in its new avatar as a national daily with a difference,...

Who really is the Indian voter? Is she the city-dwelling, metro-hopping or sedan-riding, software engineer, for whom Twitter is the ultimate platform...