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By promising that the law will not spare those disturbing social harmony in the land of the Buddha and Gandhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has taken...

What will happen at the Paris climate change conference of parties (COP)? This December, as leaders gather at the 21st annual congregation to resolve...

France’s foreign policy is under severe pressure following the 13/11 Paris terror attacks.Barely days after Friday’s attacks, had leaders from across...

India, without the public sector companies like SAIL, BHEL, GAIL, CIL, NPCL, PGCL, NTPC, ONGC, IOC, NHPC, NMDC, HAL, and HSL among other 200-odd...

Friday’s attacks in Paris have once again put the spotlight on security in Europe, especially in France, as terror groups seem to be increasingly able...

The boom in India’s economic growth has resulted in mass urbanisation on a scale rarely witnessed in the history of mankind. The population of several...

The term “minority” is usually associated with certain disadvantages that accrue to a group by virtue of its status. Designating a group as “minority”...

Narendra Modi and those who still have faith in him, in his policies and style, have every right to feel overwhelmed over the high-octane Wembley...

The number of women dying during pregnancy, childbirth or within six weeks after birth has fallen by 44 per cent since 1990, say United Nations...

Look here, the red pest you see is Chrysopa,” says an excited Manisha, while navigating through her cotton field in Haryana’s Nidana village. “A...

The history of our times is witness to a growing disenchantment, somewhat with the past, and more pointedly, the present. The counterpoints seem to...

For the beleaguered NDA government, smarting under the bitter Bihar Assembly verdict, the need to fast-track some doable economic reforms and...