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All these are steps in the right direction. Measures are needed to attract foreign capital. The economic situation calls for agile management
In a young country, competitive tests are among the most visible interfaces between citizens and the state. It's high time the government learned its...
Indian football, which FIFA bosses like to call a sleeping giant, can still wake up. It shouldn’t be impossible, from 1.6 billion people, to unearth...
Supreme Court's order on SIR has laid the ground not just for the eventual deletion of nearly 10 crore voters through the country without any...
Repressive regimes have always been wary of them. Young Marji is neither an anomaly nor a fictionalised character
Can there be a model where like-minded people come together for a cause, fight for it, and, having achieved their objective, go back to their normal...
It is not that the Pope and the Prime Minister have coordinated their thinking. Rather, serious moral reflection, across civilisational traditions,...
The India-US joint statement requires India to purchase $500 billion of US goods and services over the next five years. This would further exacerbate...
Tragedies like the Malviya Nagar fire may be a wake-up call, but they must be followed by sustained attention, apart from demands for accountability
Is cinema dying? Not if recent box-office numbers are anything to go by — the talent is just finding new ways to break through
The next real wave of liberation will have to be rooted in a collective idea of self-esteem among women of all classes, castes and communities
Adhik Maas is not asking us to reject life. Eat, but not with indulgence. Love, but not with possession
In the Indo-Pacific century, Great Nicobar is not the edge of India. It is India’s watchtower at the gateway of the future
The next real wave of liberation will have to be rooted in a collective idea of self-esteem among women of all classes, castes and communities