Editor's Desk - Page 33

Is Hyderabad-born Manipal University-educated Satya Nadella’s crowning as the third CEO of the tech-giant Microsoft an Indian success story?...

When TEN years back a young Harvard student envisioned a start-up that would ‘connect the world’ through clusters of tiny posts, hardly had anyone the...

The AAP-led Delhi government’s endeavour to clean up the Capital’s political system has started showing first signs of impact. If the CM Arvind...

The national capital’s increasing deterioration into the crime capital of the country, with sexist, racist and other forms of deadly violence rooted...

Like David Foster Wallace, the last ‘great American novelist’ with a breadth, depth and scope surpassing any other of his generation, Philip Seymour...

The national capital seems to have become the site of a major power struggle, that between the discoms and the regulatory board on one side and the...

Hitherto only implicitly guilty, but perhaps the names within the first family of Indian politics will be forever stained in the wake of the...

There might be more to Mamata Banerjee’s clarion call for bringing ‘poribartan’ in Delhi than just a show of strength and her attempt to enthuse the...

It is painful to see Delhi’s AAPrising dwindle to a mock show of ugly majoritarianism. First it was the midnight raid led by the unlawful law minister...

If the latest reports on the high-profile daylight robbery that shook the Capital few days back are anything to go by, the heist might just have been...

The Nobel nomination for the whistleblower-in-chief and former NSA contractor Edward Snowden is a brilliant piece of news that sort of reconfigures...

It’s high time that a court-monitored Special Investigation Team (SIT) probe is conducted into the gruesome and despicably shameful episode that is...