Editorial - Page 180

Status quo endured by the rape victim must be broken by Supreme Court for the sake of justice

India now has 2,967 tigers and that fact alone says it all. As the latest census results were made public by the prime minister, India deserved a pat...

In an overwhelming mandate, which is hardly a surprise as far as Lok Sabha is concerned, the National Medical Commission Bill was passed in the Lower...

Riding on the fact that unlike NRC, RIIN would not make those not included in it "illegal or stateless", Nagaland Deputy CM Yanthungo Patton exuded...

After finalising the paperwork for the first phase of the privatisation process, the Airports Authority of India (AAI) revealed a second phase on the...

Fighting adversaries becomes a mammoth task if they arise from within a faction and that is exactly what ailed the now-collapsed Congress-JD(S)...

The fact that space exploration is a reality but deep-sea exploration isn't, has always provided food for thought. For long, all the data collected...

We take pride in the extents and heights to which our laws may serve for greater good and in that, often do we forget the matters lying much closer to...

With two crucial bills passing their respective hurdles in the Houses of Parliament in tandem, one must take into consideration the lack of scrutiny...

No matter the ulterior motives behind Pakistan PM's unanticipated statement admitting the presence of 30,000 to 40,000 active militants on his soil,...

It does not come as a surprise that India has a sizeable judicial backlog. But in that sizeable backlog remains cases which assume more significance...

It was with remarkable promptness that India not only refuted US President Donald Trump's bombastic claim to offer mediation over Kashmir issue on the...