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Recent developments have seen the edifice and dignity of democratic structures at the grassroots come under constant attack of the Delhi government...

It is often said that there are no permanent enemies or for that matter permanent friends in politics. Empirically speaking political leaders have...

The past month has seen an intense and ongoing struggle between the Delhi government and the Centre. One of the issues central to this conflict is...

One of the surest ways of nipping any good academic idea in the bud is to go about it in a haphazard manner, without creating the required minimum...

Can indigenous varieties of baby mangoes produce an entire range of much-sought-after pickles? The answer is a big yes, if one goes by the quantities...

An Indian today has over twice the odds of dying from a non-communicable disease than a communicable disease, according to the World Health...

The domestic (household) sector is the biggest guzzler of electricity in Delhi, says an analysis by Delhi-based non-profit Centre for Science and...

Leveraging human capital is a fascinating topic for developing societies. This is primarily because social and economic progress is critically...

Among the amazing things that Narendra Modi has said and done in the past year as the Prime Minister of India must rank his visit to Dantewada in...

The controversy over the instant noodle brand Maggi suddenly has everybody rushing to make a story out of a non-story. With the way the script has...

The presence of five tigers in Goa’s Western Ghats region, as revealed in the findings of the Status of Tigers in India, released recently by the...

When Narendra Modi makes a trip to Israel sometime later this year, he will be the first Indian Prime Minister to visit, formalising a relationship...