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Cecil the lion’s death just outside Zimbabwe’s Hwange National Park put a recognisable face on the difficult problem of setting policy for lion...

On July 7, 2016, the Centre announced the commencement of the much-delayed Namami Gange project across all five basin states of the River Ganga....

The integrated Coal, Power, and Renewable Sector presents quite a few “feel good” upsides. The record growth in coal production from Coal India Ltd...

If the recent induction of the indigenous Tejas Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) has received a muted welcome from the IAF, there are very good reasons for...

Mines typically follow a set path from prospecting to development, to extraction and finally closure as the finite resources are exhausted. But does...

If the Congress does well in Uttar Pradesh in 2017 Assembly polls, then Priyanka Gandhi will be the face of the Congress party in 2019 Lok Sabha...

Logistics forms the backbone of domestic and international trade in any economy and is a critical factor for competitiveness. Besides providing...

It is good that the government has finally recognised the urgent need for making India a more open FDI destination to attract MNCs to invest in India...

In South Africa -- the first stop in Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s African tour -- an aspirational middle class is splurging in malls and global...

What have been the achievements of the University so far? Also, enlighten us about the prospective forefront of education?Shiv Nadar University is...

Could the terrorist attack on Istanbul's Ataturk airport killing 43 and injuring hundreds be a blowback from the Fallujah operations concluded three...

There was a debate last week in our office about how to decide if Monsoon has arrived in the national Capital. The chief reporter had an easy answer...