Opinion - Page 1322

Conditions for Indian and Pakistani prisoners held in various jails have not improved, although both countries seem to be taking more interest in the...

The extent of the Himalayan tsunami is still unfolding as I write. It is clear that we do not know how many people are still trapped under rubble; cut...

As beautiful as pearls, his calligraphic pieces adorn mosques in different parts of the world, international exhibitions, drawing rooms and even...

It is a tale of the ‘sacking’ in two eras. The first was scripted with the dismissal of the late B C Ganguli from service on Sunday, 10 October 1971....

Prime minister of Pakistan for the third time, Mian Mohammed Nawaz Sharif, takes on the yearning with grit for a new Pakistan which is very different...

The confrontationist clouds scudding across Kerala’s political sky have thickened further with both the United Democratic Front (UDF) government and...

Exactly four years back I was driving down from Badrinath to Joshimath in a particularly good mood after having had a good darshan at the shrine and...

Khatoo Kothari is overjoyed. Last year he got his children admitted to a private school. His village, Ogna, is deep inside the Udaipur reserve forest...

From Domestic Goddess to a victim of Domestic Abuse - it’s taken a Nigella Lawson to bring this horribly uncomfortable issue from outside bedrooms and...

A crib placed right in front of Panna Dhai Hospital in Udaipur got a premature infant on May 16. The girl weighed 1.25 kg, not even half the weight of...

To the various puzzles America pores over has been added one more: Iran’s President elect, Hassan Rouhani. As an opening gambit, he is being described...

Several intellectuals, academicians and public figures in and outside Delhi University (DU) campus firmly believe that educational reforms in DU are...