Opinion - Page 691

He is a teacher and a scientist with several patents and research papers to his credit. As the director general of the centre for development of...

‘Take life as it comes’, says 57-year-old Multiple Sclerosis (MS) patient, who has never learnt to give up against all odds. A retired fighter pilot,...

News channels are more into discussing politics these days, in view of the Lok Sabha election. Before the result of the four state legislative...

The Bharatiya Janata Party  (BJP) has reasons to be greatly pleased with the results of the recent Assembly elections in four northern and central...

Mouldy surfaces in households release volatile compounds that trigger reactions ranging from watery eyes to severe allergies in people. One such...

When Mohammed Pervez, 25, wanted a small loan to buy a cartwheel and start his own small business of selling fruits, none of the 14 public-sector bank...

The Gregorian calendar says it is January now, so for a very many people, it is a new year. One near-constant thing about new year days, birthdays,...

The leader discredited with the role of a spoiler for his original political party resulting in the comeback of the Congress party in 2011 assembly...

With the general elections barely three months away, the post-poll scenario looks extremely grim. The possibility – of either the Congress or the BJP...

Economist prime minister Manmohan Singh is not unfamiliar with history. Not long ago, he presided over a function at his residence which saw the...

After CWG, 2G and Coalgate, the poll-bound UPA government now seems to be preparing itself to face a yet another big-time case of corrupt intent...

In terms of the political economy, what the middle-class across the world fears most is progressive proletarianisation. The class knows that they are...