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Threatened on several fronts, Britain’s Theresa May may find it hard to survive
Theresa May, in her subsequent presentation to the conference, thrust a trishul of persuasion forward.
06 Oct 2018 1:59 PM
#MeToo may want to change to #YouToo?
The attitude of Tanushree’s Bollywood colleagues is something that was expected. Nobody is all that surprised.
06 Oct 2018 1:49 PM
Mystic mantra: Understanding emotions
However, we also know that thinking is not the same as feeling for each has a different effect.
05 Oct 2018 2:03 AM
Is India-made fighter possible? It’s never too late to get started
It may be late in the day to think of an indigenously designed and manufactured fighter jet for the Indian Air Force.
05 Oct 2018 1:54 AM
Spy meets spy on Berlin’s Glienicke Bridge
Glienicke Bridge was where the first great spy exchange took place between the US and the Soviet Union.
05 Oct 2018 1:47 AM
Mystic mantra: Hussaini brahmins upheld the truth
Wah Dutt Sultan,Hindu ka Dharm,Musalman ka Iman,Adha Hindu, Adha Musalman.
04 Oct 2018 6:27 AM
Why ‘constitutional morality’ is vital, and matters to us all
Lawyers and judges have in the past weighed into the discussion on constitutional morality with great vigour.
04 Oct 2018 6:20 AM
A clean environment for human empowerment
Mahatma Gandhi wrote extensively on the environment and even practised a lifestyle where compassion towards the environment was essential.
04 Oct 2018 6:17 AM
Mystic Mantra: Our blessings always outnumber problems
One technique, which helps a lot, is taking a piece of paper and making two columns: problems and blessings
03 Oct 2018 1:43 AM
The scenario in Syria gets more dangerous
The bringing down of the Russian aircraft has created fresh uncertainties in the complex Syrian scenario.
03 Oct 2018 1:36 AM
Columns
The RBI has sensibly shown selective flexibility to soothe angry government voices.
“Revolution 9” would almost certainly have been discarded had producer George Martin’s favoured option of a single disc not been overruled.
The Afghan imbroglio draws Pakistan into a growing dissonance, if not confrontation, with the United States.
Zardari himself in one of his first speeches after the assassination of Benazir Bhutto called the PML(Q) the “qatil” League.