Opinion - Page 512

The solemnity of the Beating Retreat as a parade must be meticulously upheld.

The chant of ‘Solution before Election’ is complicating the Naga elections scheduled for the end of this month.

As she secured her territorial victory, Bangladesh’s fate had taken a new turn on December 16, 1971; discusses Lt Gen JBS YADAV.

An atmosphere of confusion prevails over the implications of securing health insurance ahead of prioritising healthcare

As Lok Sabha and assembly elections have diverse federal rhythms, simultaneous elections may not be feasible

Arun Jaitley’s election budget is simply ambitious.

Nobody knows (or rather, nobody wants to say) who will regulate the “permissible” and ensure that what is not permissible does not flourish

Diagnosing latent and overt cardiac disorders before treatment and correcting them are crucial, informs Rachel V. Thomas.

How far will this ‘pro-agriculture’ budget connect with farmers?

India needs to nurture indigenous technology-driven policy focus

The rich have their sops, the poor have their subsidies, and the class in the middle continues to be put out to dry

Indians and Pakistanis cannot separate themselves when it comes to crimes against minor girls. The story there is the story here, writes Aditya Aamir.