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Even as the Congress-led UPA tries to go on a ‘legislative overdrive’, trying to fit in the Communal Violence Bill in the winter session of...

While the myths of India’s ‘demographic dividend’, the stories of its youthful population and enormous human resource, do the usual rounds in the...

Looks like the coal fire is about to singe a number of high profile political and corporate entities, including ‘competent authorities’ who sanction...

Is the latest in the string of revelations about the United States-sponsored worldwide snooping programme even remotely shocking? While reports...

Once again the Capital is being held ransom to unjustifiably high spikes in prices of the kitchen staple. Denizens of Delhi have been shedding onion...

The Supreme Court’s decision to grant Rs 5.96 crore in compensation to the US-based doctor Kunal Saha, whose wife lost her life because of medical...

After Manmohan Singh’s less than credible Russian trip, with the deal to bring the third and fourth units of the Kudankulam nuclear reactor falling...

While it is commendable that such corporate giants have been brought under the ambit of CBI probing, since their criminality and fraudulence might...

The Central Board of Secondary Education’s (CBSE) attempt to bring in reforms in the education system by introducing open book examinations is a...

The Supreme Court’s order to halt 157 government-approved clinical trials comes in good regard and certainly in the best interest of the country. The...

Whether it’s a matter of pervasive irony or deep disappointment, Russia’s stance on the nuclear liability clause, flagging it to call off the expected...

A New York Times article has recently put the spotlight on the ‘good men of India’, saying that in a country that has been mostly in the news for...