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The Congress appears to be in a revamp mode after its humiliating rout in the recent Lok Sabha polls. While the party needs a brutal surgery the...

The Constitution  (Eighty-sixth Amendment) Act, 2002 inserted Article 21-A in the Constitution of India to provide free and compulsory education to...

‘Politicisation of the Academia’ is the red-alert phrase that has been coming up time and again in last week’s media directed discourse on Delhi...

Who will be the new CPI(M) general secretary when Prakash Karat steps down on completing his term? Will his successor be elected unanimously? Or will...

It is the story of the biggest tax ‘slap’ on a bunch of foreign companies who had been supposedly wooed by the UPA government to invest in India in...

How do you help your backward community living in remote, virtually inaccessible villages to progress if most of them are uneducated? Simple, finish...

Rudyard kipling, in The Second Jungle Book, wrote disparagingly about the dhole wild dog, which does not bark but makes a whistling sound. He invoked...

The tragic incident of 24 engineering students getting drowned due to negligent dam operations at the Larji hydropower project has sounded an alarm on...

Like nature, politics abhors a vacuum. It will be unrealistic to believe, therefore, that a majority in parliament ensures trouble-free governance....

The last has been heard on the reforms which have been initiated in higher education amidst much controversy over the introduction of the four-year...

Union minister for home Rajnath Singh has today said that steps would be taken to make the national population register (NPR) project to its logical...

The Narendra Modi government – like any other new dispensation – is offloading the bureaucrats who had served under the Congress-led UPA-II and has...