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In the fragile quest for rule of law

23 July 2015 3:52 AM IST
The Second Constituent Assembly (CA) of Nepal finally submitted a draft constitution. A draft was held up earlier for a vast variety of reasons, the...

Pulp politics session

23 July 2015 3:50 AM IST
The Monsoon session of the 16th Lok Sabha, which began yesterday is predicted to turn into another tumultuous session of Pandemonium, the parliament...

1984 riots: The silence was deafening

21 July 2015 4:03 AM IST
It is telling that during the 1984 pogrom President Zail Singh could not get through to then Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi when he needed to most, when...

‘Skill India’: Modi must stop appeasing the Sangh Parivar

22 July 2015 4:00 AM IST
Narendra Modi’s hope that India will emerge as the world’s “human resource capital” via his ‘Skill India’ project just as China has become a global...

Stormy session ahead

22 July 2015 3:58 AM IST
The current Monsoon session of Parliament promises to be one where unfortunately legislative business may not hold centre stage. Amidst intense...

The impregnable fortress of Telangana govt

22 July 2015 2:46 AM IST
Barely a year into his stint as chief minister, K Chandrasekhar Rao seems to have taken to his role as the most important public official in India’s...

Walking the talk on equity

22 July 2015 2:44 AM IST
Throughout the United Nations’ international negotiations on climate change, going back to 1992, major red lines have been drawn with regards to how...

Six hurdles to building 44,000 homes a day

21 July 2015 5:21 AM IST
Less than seven years are left for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ambitious Housing for All scheme aimed at providing a home to all the urban poor by...

Need for new Ocean’s Eleven? Climate change depleting fish stocks

21 July 2015 5:18 AM IST
The title of 1960’s film, “Ocean’s 11” starring Frank Sinatra and its remake in 2001 as “Ocean’s Eleven” starring George Clooney, has already entered...

Europe’s moment of truth

20 July 2015 5:09 AM IST
Last fortnight, this column had ended on a note that talked of the result of Greek referendum as a vindication of all those who challenged the...

Be indifferent, pay huge cost

20 July 2015 5:08 AM IST
I am travelling to some European countries these days which have large presence of Indian community. Meeting the people from different sections of...

Common drugs can be dicey

19 July 2015 4:05 AM IST
Neuro-scientific research is rapidly expanding our knowledge of how we can alter brain function — for better or for worse. Most of this research is...
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