360 Degree
Navtej is not the only instance of the court’s acti-vism in the face of pusillanimity by the legislative and executive branches.
Rising fuel prices: The road ahead
US sanctions against Iran, the third biggest exporter of oil to India, make it difficult for its allies like India to manage the oil demand supply.
09 Sep 2018 6:24 AM
Currency crisis: The rupee dilemma
With no signs of global issues easing up, the experts believe that the rupee may slide further.
09 Sep 2018 6:17 AM
Govt in trouble over floundering economy?
The speculation is rife that government might resort to either cutting the excise duty or compromise on its fuel deregulation policy .
09 Sep 2018 6:11 AM
Felled by bullets, but Gauri hits the ‘right’ target
The involvement of right-wing extremists was the focus of investigation and much speculation.
02 Sep 2018 5:43 AM
Too great a tragedy to cope with: Kavitha Lankesh
The death of a sibling is perhaps, too great a tragedy to cope with, maybe distraction is the most one can hope to find.
02 Sep 2018 5:35 AM
Death by water: Anatomy of a disater
The contention of ecologists, including myself, is that damages to ecology will exacerbate the fallout from natural disasters.
26 Aug 2018 4:34 AM
Balancing act at work
The balancing act of nature that contains all the things including what life forms create is unremitting.
26 Aug 2018 12:20 AM
Sinking feeling
The relentless rain that lead to unimaginable flooding and the loss of almost ninety lives has left Kerala shattered.
19 Aug 2018 1:34 AM
Listen to the falling rain, listen to it fall
Kerala’s ‘God’s Own Country’ hyperbole is built on its greenery, comparing it metaphorically to a Divine Garden.
19 Aug 2018 12:13 AM
Columns
Nor has the Narendra Modi government been deaf to the needs of the farming community.
Chinese efforts to build a so-called “win-win’”relationship through trade concessions and cooperation on Korea and Afghanistan have clearly failed.
Global warming and climate change have become a part of our lexicon during the past couple of decades.
Colonial rulers in India enacted the OSA in 1889 and later in 1923. But while Britain reformed its law in 1989, India did not.