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Every summer, taps go dry in most parts of the Capital as Delhi’s water demand peaks. However, the issue only pops up in the minds of our political...

Election 2014, for one, has become synonymous with the technological breakthroughs and social media innovations that have been used and abused to the...

The plight of the national capital seems to be forever hanging in balance as power discoms and ineffectual government indulge in competitive...

Election 2014, for one, has become synonymous with the technological breakthroughs and social media innovations that have been used and abused to the...

The European Union is known for its overzealous reaction to the smallest of errant actions on the part of Asian and African countries, but banning the...

It is a truth universally acknowledged that a Hollywood superstar with a roving eye, or in a perennial state of quasi-detachment from the opposite...

Poll-time Indian politics is witnessing a deep winter and a queer spring at once, at least during this season of electioneering. While on the one...

Any semblance of democracy that Egypt could have lain claim to has been now left in tatters. After a court sentencing 683 men, including the Muslim...

Once again, a good law has been dealt a sad blow by utter callousness on the part of those in charge of its implementation. MGNREGA, the flagship...

Often hailed and decried as one of the prominent faces of judicial activism, Rajendra Mal Lodha, who took office as the 41st chief justice of India on...

At a time when mainstream media, including the biggest news channels and newspapers evidently set the agenda for the day’s politics, providing maximum...

With the Indian Meteorological Department sounding the warning that the country could face below average monsoon as it will coincide with an El Nino...