Opinion - Page 756

The Cauvery dispute is more than a simple unwillingness on the part of the states to follow the allocations prescribed. In many ways, the periodic...

You often talk of women empowerment, but there is only one woman in the state Cabinet.Everything follows its own course. Political appointments are...

The Modi Government looks set to improve upon its mixed record in growth and reform thus far, as the economy enters the crucial second half of fiscal...

Shaila died in a Karachi hospital on the day when the army camp in Uri was attacked. Threatening war drums kept her brother, Nazim, a dear cousin of...

The headline is inspired by the famous words of the founder of Pakistan, Quaid-e-Azam Mohammed Ali Jinnah. In 1944, as the world war neared its end,...

On October 17, 2015, one article in the Calcutta-based newspaper The Telegraph left me dejected. The article, titled “Whichever party wins, Bihar...

If the Union government’s direct tax collection showed a 24 percent jump and indirect tax by 30 percent in just first four months of the current...

On August 22, textile major Welspun India witnessed a big crash on Dalal Street. Its US-based client, Target Corporation, announced it was terminating...

A brilliant and amusing mathematician of our times, Joseph Keller, was known for his playful indulgence in mathematical explanations of everyday...

Questions can be raised about India’s decision to boycott the SAARC summit scheduled at Islamabad in November this year. This is the first time that...

Until two years ago, more than four out of ten adults in India did not have a bank account—a marker that tellingly mirrored the need for financial...

During the Kargil conflict in 1999, India did not cross the Line of Control (LoC). If it has behaved differently, this time, the reason is that...