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The reunion of the Shiv Sena heirs of Bal Thackeray was given more attention than the city’s real problems. By next week, this municipal election...

These cuts will be difficult to reverse. The revenue constraints are, therefore, likely to be long-term

In recent years, India has stitched up a series of trade agreements with countries like Australia, UAE and UK, greatly easing market access. An...

A game that was once segregated on racial lines in Africa, divided along social lines in England and Australia, that once saw a prominent British...

If the BJP wishes to be true to its mandate, it must be fair and generous to the opposition – because otherwise, it is the citizen who suffers

The theory that unemployment is not a big issue is a myth and hypocritical. While the government is self-congratulatory, we know that joblessness...
By the time the court’s paperwork was finalised, TMC had already won the political round. They successfully turned a potentially damaging raid into...

For Mahasweta Devi, literary imagination was inseparable from activism.

India’s growth ambition is achievable if financing shifts from a focus on quantity to an emphasis on quality. Rebuilding domestic savings, shifting...

Banning the bandhgala, though, doesn't attack the much-reviled ‘colonial mindset’. It just makes alien something that is, by history and use,...

As the International Energy Agency has underlined, meeting clean energy goals depends largely on how developed economies overcome the recent...

The latest data will raise the pressure on China to allow its currency to strengthen and boost domestic consumption.

Over the years, attempts have been made to reform the certification process. As recommendations gather dust, the space for artistic expression...

It is believed in Bengal that dahi chooda settles upset stomachs. But in neighbouring Bihar, it can presage political upsets.

Do gig workers have a special right to our moral concern, or are they simply part of the considerable number of overworked and underpaid maids,...

Some thoughts on the intersection of media and politics from an ever-eager student of both