Opinion - Page 366

UK Prime Minister Johnson’s attempts to obscure evidence against him are only damning him further in public eye, writes Arun Srivastava

While pushing Railway assets towards corporatisation and eventual privatisation seems to be on the government’s cards, it would be prudent to analyse...

The need to adapt to contemporary times makes the royal game’s evolution inevitable — even if it means losing out on original flavour

Congress must craft an effective roadmap to reinvigorate the opposition and reinvent itself in a bid to better tackle their influential rivals at the...

With principal promises fulfilled, the government must now tackle the slowdown

To improve governance, PM Modi advises future civil servants to practice lateral thinking

Sri Lankan Presidential polls are set for a showdown between the two politically influential families of Rajapaksa and Premadasa, discusses Shubha...

Keeping all branches of administration intact, it was the ICS which successfully ran British India followed by the IAS that laid the foundations of an...

Delhi Police’s present division of control makes the recent disruption pale in comparison

Being a big arms consumer, it would serve in the best interest of India to be wary of China’s growing and lucrative military market

Irrespective of the outcome, it is hoped that the Ayodhya verdict unifies the increasingly fractured people and finally puts a historic dispute to...

The country’s fragile informal economy must be protected amidst a precarious GDP growth