NITI Aayog, the NDA government’s economic think tank that replaced India’s 64-year-old Planning Commission, may have forgotten the reason behind the...

Increasing cost of thermal power, especially those from private producers and discoms such as Tata Power, Reliance, Adani, and CESC, is becoming a...

Union Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution Minister Ram Vilas Paswan may not quite agree that his low profile and yet most publicly...

It is discomforting to note that India is suddenly faced with a domestic coal glut situation with an annual production of only a little over 600...

Few political parties have done exceptionally better in state or national elections for their second term in office than Mamata Banerjee’s Trinamool...

In India, the months of May and June often witness sizzling heat waves. Educational institutions, judiciary, and even Parliament observe summer...

Even 66 years after the Constitution of India opted for a multiparty democratic system and adult franchise, the country is showing practically no...

The latest Supreme Court judgement on the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) is most welcome. It is good that private medical colleges and...

A Reserve Bank circular on August 14, 2014, a day before the Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced his long cherished financial inclusion programme,...

The NDA government seems desperate to dismantle state control over corporations and institutions. With the powerful political combine nearing the...

Dealing with a belligerent neighbour that shares a military bonhomie with the world’s top three military superpowers on its soil must be unnerving for...

The tiny state of Panama, a central American republic of just three million people, has long been known to the global shipping community for its...