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What could be more ironical than the ministers and bureaucrats, who are supposed to shore up our rickety cybersecurity laws and provisions, themselves...

There’s change in the air, or so Delhi would like us to believe. The Capital story is one of complete transformation – not only has the city shed its...

Even though the Bali breakthrough marked a big moment for India at the World Trade Organisation, have we managed to seal a permanent victory?...

The world has been orphaned. It has lost one of its greatest leaders and statesmen, a man towering heads and shoulders above the rest. Nelson...

That the 21st anniversary of Babri Masjid demolition wasn’t marked with any particular episode of violence is a welcome news. The fact that 6 December...

The shocking reports of 49 racehorses left to die in an Aligarh stud farm in a slap in the face of India’s claims to growth and development. For what...

After recording a historic 67 per cent voter turnout on the assembly election day, Delhi has clearly proved that it has left behind its days of...

Now that the Supreme Court rap has landed on the back of all state governments and union territories, hopefully they will wake up and smell the coffee...

Even as the posterboy of ethical hacking and hacktivism hides somewhere in Putinland to escape the wrath of his US overlords, as a top British...

Trumpets have been sounded for the mother of all assembly elections. As Delhi goes to the polls today, what we must remember is the undeniable fact...

There needs to be more debate on the discourse on juvenile crime and consequent punishment. The Supreme Court’s notice to the government over its...

Whether it’s playing havoc with the life-traditions of ‘protected’ adivasis, or working against the natural ecological balance leading up to major...