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On 12 September this year, the University of Delhi will go to polls. Elections to Delhi University Students Union (DUSU) have traditionally been...

The fabric of India’s sociopolitical spacetime has rarely been more fragmented as it is now, with radicalisation of every hue spreading through its...

Sense of self-grandeur is perhaps a prerequisite in politics, but it must be checked before it turns into megalomania and threatens to overturn the...

In his first visit to Japan, PM Narendra Modi has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with his Japanese counterpart, Shinzo Abe to transform...

It is wrong if someone has said that a school is a child’s second home; at least in the Indian scenario they should not be considered home. The very...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s first step to abolish ‘financial untouchability’ has been bold and revolutionary, with announcement to open one crore...

The Supreme Court has though made it clear that lawmakers with criminal antecedents need not be disqualified from their official posts as ministers...

Three months back, when the Narendra Modi-led BJP government was elected to steer the country in the wake of extreme anti-incumbency against the...

After a slew of broken ceasefires spread over a 50-day assault which killed more than 2,100 Palestinians, including about 500 children, Israel and...

It is obvious that the Bharatiya Janata Party has been reconfigured, officially. Not only has been the old guard denuded of any actual power that be,...

The reversal of fortunes in Bihar bypolls might have left a bitter taste in BJP’s mouth, but it will do the stalwarts of the ruling party at the...

The Supreme Court’s declaration that allocation of all 218 coal blocks since 1993 has been ‘illegal and arbitrary’ is both a landmark observation as...