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The Congress had been preparing itself somewhat leisurely for what may turn out to be a battle for its survival, in the April-May elections to the...

On a fine summer noon, I notice two diligent municipal workers scooping dust adjoining a curbside storm drain, near a train station. There is no trace...

With general elections round the corner, two states – Delhi and Andhra Pradesh – appear to be moving towards President’s rule as chief ministers of...

Recently, he has denied the allegations by his foster daughter that he had sexually molested her when she was seven. She describes the sickening...

The stellar entry of Chinese Defence firms in the global arms market has been creating ripples among the Czars of the arms bazaar. But the slow...

After the recent dharna by the Delhi CM and the rather childish response by his law minister to law and order issues in one part of the capital, there...

Aam Aadmi Party commenced serious work in Delhi not very long ago and reached out to individual households. This rekindled in the average voter a...

As the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) continues to apply street-level tactics of activism to governance in both word and deed – calling Delhi’s Lt. Governor a...

Late last month the newspapers were full of reports from the annual jamboree of the World Economic Forum in Davos of the Indian story being over and...

It is also very befitting that the two are Muslims. Because, it is only them, the minorities, perceived to be the beneficiaries, can really see...

Ever since Ahmedabad magistrate B J Ganatra rejected Zakia Jafri’s petition in late December and held that Chief Minister Narendra Modi was not part...

Factional infighting and lack of coordination may adversely impact the Congress’ preparations for the Lok Sabha polls in Madhya Pradesh. The party is...