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The BJP might have taken these elections lightly under the impression that the Congress men in the state are anyway demoralised after their...

An Indian prime minister visited Nepal after a hiatus of nearly 17 years. During this intervening period, six head of states and nine prime...

Something unexpected, if not unprecedented, happened on 19 July. Delhi lieutenant-governor Najeeb Jung, in news of late more for animation over the...

India has shown the industrialised countries they can have their way in multilateral trade negotiations at the expense of the developing world. The...

The western ‘developed’ – the parenthesis of developed is on account of their increasing poverty of these nations – watched India at a moment of truth...

The fact that a strong government at the Centre now sets economic policies and has produced a budget, ostensibly growth-reviving but considered...

The railways’ decision to experiment with solar energy to electrify train coaches can substantially reduce its carbon footprint, say researchers....

A British prime minister who was a novelist too, a US president known for works on history and nature, an Indian statesman who was a famous...

It would be naive to reduce the Modi-Kerry meeting to a trade facilitation agreement (TFA) success/failure talk. The build-up to the meeting was as...

Seasons bring their own joy and fun; and misery and agony, too. Rains add the much-craved for delight after the blistering heat of summer, but affect...

Defence is a critical and vital area that the country needs to address with a clear defined policy and a sense of urgency. Modernisation of Armed...

Ugandan foreign minister Sam Kutesa said at the end of his five-day trip with a delegation of ministers in New Delhi on Wednesday (30 July). Kutesa...