In Retrospect - Page 31

While the Opposition appears to have the arithmetic, the chemistry is brewing strongly in favour of Modi-led BJP – now, we must cast wisely

Ending the hegemony of cable service providers, TRAI’s new regulations aim to empower the ordinary citizen who can now choose exactly what s/he wishes...

Unless people themselves realise that victims of the 1947 partition are not ‘termites’, India’s North-East runs the risk of becoming a war zone –...

Growing up in a world plagued by inequalities and violence, adolescents today are most vulnerable to crippling mental health illnesses

The fifth edition of Bengal Global Business Summit attracted business tycoons from across the country and globe, reminding audiences once again that...

The Union government notification allowing extensive State surveillance of personal information is a black patch on the promises of equality, privacy...

Sedition, despite its primitivity, continues to find its place in the Indian Constitution – largely because it has been the trusted weapon of those in...

Slogans like ‘Beti Bachao’ and ‘New India’ seem rhetorical, at least in Haryana, where gruesome sexual offences have cast a dark shadow on promises of...

Fire outbreaks in India's most-developed metropolises have claimed several lives and destroyed property worth millions – all due to inadequate urban...

A classic Indian conundrum debating the binaries of religion and rationality, the Sabarimala conflict has revealed the essential bigotry pervasive...

Though India’s mid-day meal scheme extends ambitious goals, its implementation, over the years, has been fraught with challenges in maintaining...

As another year of action and inaction draws to an end, we revisit the most-gripping headlines that shaped India’s calendar year — from the emphatic...