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It’s 2014 and perhaps a good time for the Congress vice-president to begin afresh. Rahul Gandhi, who recently slammed the Maharashtra government...

If something can be confidently said of the year 2013, it certainly this: it was the year in which Indian politics underwent a paradigm shift. The...

As 2013 comes to an end, the country feels the big chill, actually. Cold wave and dense fog, decade-low temperatures with the mercury threatening to...

Farooq Sheikh, who died on Saturday, always played the ‘nobody’ on screen – the guy on the street, the original aam aadmi of Hindi filmdom, the...

He sang at his oath-taking ceremony. And, with a song, Arvind Kejriwal, the 45-year-old chief minister of Delhi, changed the nature of politics in...

Could the much-hyped meeting between the two Director Generals of Military Operations (DGMOs) of India and Pakistan, that took place on Tuesday, 24...

The Egypt government’s banning of the Muslim Brotherhood and branding it a terrorist organisation on Wednesday reeks of not only intense hypocrisy but...

If the task of making people pay for their past sins amounts to political witch-hunting, then perhaps the Aam Aadmi Party wouldn’t be left with any...

With thousands of people killed in the weeks of violence in South Sudan, among them a number of Indians working there in different categories,...

Despite the uproarious reception of the stunning success of the Aam Aadmi Party in the Delhi assembly polls, there has been barely a noise on this...

When Mikhail Kalashnikov won a weapon design contest in the early 1940s, the then Soviet Union immediately sent the Avtomat Kalashnikov-47, an...

Earlier this year, when the Gandhi son-in-law Robert Vadra named the Aam Aadmi Party as a bunch of ‘mango people in a banana republic’, little did he,...