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The decision to name and shame the loan defaulters by the banks is a step in the right direction. Unfortunately, it is rather sad that the banks had...

As Egypt wakes up from a massacre more deadly than any since the fall of Hosni Mubarak in February 2011, and as the nation tries to come to terms with...

The instances of crimes against women are continuing. Some women have been injured recently by miscreats in Delhi and in some towns. These acid...

The blasts at the Mahabodhi temple in Bodhgaya, the iconic Buddhist religious site, must be condemned. They may be an act of terrorism. The police has...

The union home ministry is right to register concern over the recent claim made by the commerce minister Anand Sharma that India would be looking at...

In a country bogged down by corruption scams like ours, there are not many corners left where one can look at with hope. It is in this unhappy context...

The standards of sports in India are not what they should be. Sportsmen have done well in the past. Many sportsmen in our lifetime have exceeded...

The Supreme Court’s directive to the Election Commission to frame guidelines for regulating contents of election manifestos is a welcome move,...

The government has begun to take hasty decisions about the economy which may not be in its best interests. The issue of the privatisation of airports...

The Ishrat fake encounter case highlights the increasing tendency of the Indian Police to take the law in their own hands. Though this case happened...

With Cairo erupting in joy late on Wednesday night with the Egyptian Army ousting the country’s first democratically elected president Mohammad Morsi,...

The wobbly rupee has been on the list of everyone’s worries for about a few months now, particularly after the closing of the first quarter of the...