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Shashi Tharoor

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Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury

The radical gentleness of Vinod Kumar Shukla’s world

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Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury

Cheese has been unfairly maligned. Now, will it help mental, physical health?

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Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury

Aravallis need the Supreme Court’s shield

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Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury

Court rescues due process in Akhlaq case

Justice was important in the Akhlaq case, therefore, not just for a measure of closure for the victim's family, but also for social healing.

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Editorial

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The India-New Zealand agreement provides for duty-free access for all Indian exports.

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Editorial

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New jobs law reverses hard-won gains on rural equality

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Nikhil Dey

Macaulay is only a useful punching bag. His ghost is resurrected to bury inconvenient ideas

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Suhas Palshikar

SIR is wrong on two counts. It’s neither complete nor sound

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Subhashis Banerjee

In West Asia, India’s diplomacy has delivered dramatic gains

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Editorial

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The Yunus government, if it wants to maintain a modicum of credibility, must be seen to calm the situation rather than fanning the flames, as it...

tuesday 2

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‘Epstein class’ cuts deep on both sides of political divide in America

If there's one thing the redacted documents have revealed it is this: That when consequences are rare and reputations endlessly salvageable, abuse...

tuesday 1

Editorial

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Although the CJI’s oral remarks are not legally binding, they risk shaping national public opinion in a harmful way and may further embolden the...

tuesday 1

Deepak K. Singh

For a choking Delhi, going electric is the way out

Delhi cannot solve a structural problem through seasonal theatrics. What it needs is a permanent clean-transport war room and a unified five-year...

tuesday 2

Amitabh Kant

India is No 1 on global doping list. It must clean up

This is a systemic failure that threatens to impact India’s ambitious bid for the 2036 Olympics.

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Editorial

New job guarantee Bill needed greater debate, legislative oversight

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Not English, neglect of rich bhashas is the problem

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Oopalee Operajita

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India is No 1 on global doping list. It must clean up

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New job guarantee Bill needed greater debate, legislative oversight

22.12.2025 4

Prithviraj Chavan

Ram Madhav writes: It’s time to deepen political engagement in Kashmir

21.12.2025 2

Ram Madhav

Seeking veto over Sahitya Akademi awards, government targets one of the last bastions of intellectual freedom

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Allahabad High Court affirms right to love and live as you please

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RBI shores up rupee. It may be good to let it be

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New job law is not a retreat from social protection. It aims to reform

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Shivraj Singh Chouhan

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Admire the work, question the power

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21.12.2025 1

Anu Raghunathan

Under PM Nehru, India’s first Atomic Energy Act

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21.12.2025 3

Chakshu Roy

Tavleen Singh writes: Why this Christmas season makes me nostalgic for the old India

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Shashi Tharoor writes: When Parliament becomes a rubber stamp

Shashi Tharoor

VB-G RAM G marks a breach of contract between the poorest citizen and the republic

Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury

The radical gentleness of Vinod Kumar Shukla’s world

Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury

Cheese has been unfairly maligned. Now, will it help mental, physical health?

Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury

Aravallis need the Supreme Court’s shield

Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury

Court rescues due process in Akhlaq case

Editorial

Trade deal with New Zealand is much needed

Editorial

Trumptastic warships continue a fine tradition

Editorial

New jobs law reverses hard-won gains on rural equality

Nikhil Dey

Macaulay is only a useful punching bag. His ghost is resurrected to bury inconvenient ideas

Suhas Palshikar

SIR is wrong on two counts. It’s neither complete nor sound

Subhashis Banerjee

In West Asia, India’s diplomacy has delivered dramatic gains

Editorial

The illusion of gentle living in a predatory world

Editorial

Sreenivasan nudged Malayalis to look at themselves, and laugh

Editorial

Amid fresh turmoil, Bangladesh’s interim government is floundering

Editorial

‘Epstein class’ cuts deep on both sides of political divide in America

Editorial

Is the Court turning its back on the Rohingya?

Deepak K. Singh

For a choking Delhi, going electric is the way out

Amitabh Kant

India is No 1 on global doping list. It must clean up

Editorial

New job guarantee Bill needed greater debate, legislative oversight

Editorial

Not English, neglect of rich bhashas is the problem

Oopalee Operajita

Prithviraj Chavan writes: We saw the IndiGO meltdown. Now let’s see the aviation sector’s restructuring

Prithviraj Chavan

India is No 1 on global doping list. It must clean up

Prithviraj Chavan

New job guarantee Bill needed greater debate, legislative oversight

Prithviraj Chavan

Ram Madhav writes: It’s time to deepen political engagement in Kashmir

Ram Madhav

Seeking veto over Sahitya Akademi awards, government targets one of the last bastions of intellectual freedom

M A Baby

Allahabad High Court affirms right to love and live as you please

M A Baby

RBI shores up rupee. It may be good to let it be

M A Baby

New job law is not a retreat from social protection. It aims to reform

Shivraj Singh Chouhan

Express View on PM’s three-nation tour: Three countries, one new story

M A Baby

Work from mandap: Hustle’s new mantra

M A Baby

Admire the work, question the power

Anu Raghunathan

Under PM Nehru, India’s first Atomic Energy Act

Chakshu Roy

Tavleen Singh writes: Why this Christmas season makes me nostalgic for the old India

Tavleen Singh