The Age Debate
Age Debate: Big-bang reforms
In record speed, the Narendra Modi government has kickstarted the economy which remained sluggish under the United Progressive Alliance for many years.
23 Jun 2016 7:21 AM
In UP: Polarise or perish
There have been contradictory statements on behalf of the BJP, both in terms of numbers and facts, about the Mathura and Kairana incidents.
16 Jun 2016 7:21 AM
Age Debate: Tasteless humour
I’m tired of this debate. Over the last 24 hours I’ve received tonnes and tonnes of support for India’s young comedy scene.
02 Jun 2016 1:36 AM
Age Debate: Is the Fee Regulation Act pro-schools & anti-parents
Even though the state government passed the Fee Regulation Act to regulate fee hike in private schools three years ago, the law has so far proved to be ineffective.
27 May 2016 5:57 AM
Age Debate: Real change or rhetoric
Today India is on the cusp of great economic and socio-political transformation. This has become possible because of the successful two years of NDA rule.
26 May 2016 3:51 AM
Age Debate: My plate, my way
The Bombay high court’s decision to decriminalise possession of beef in Maharashtra is right as the government cannot decide what people should eat.
12 May 2016 7:29 AM
Age Debate: Rotor wash
The Congress has been out of power for almost two years, but their pot of misdeeds is so full that the scams are still spilling out, giving the Congress high command their “chickens have come home to
05 May 2016 12:30 AM
Age Debate: Stumped for solutions
Maharashtra has been reeling under severe drought for many years. There is scarcity of water and farmers need water to survive. People are starving and are in a bad shape.
28 Apr 2016 6:49 AM
Age Debate: Strategic or suspect
US-India LEMOA will compromise India’s traditional strategic autonomy
21 Apr 2016 2:32 AM
Age Debate: Prohibition: Shall we drink to it
Total prohibition is a step that needs to be welcomed in the land where Lord Buddha attained enlightenment.
14 Apr 2016 3:32 AM
Columns
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.
Griffin rose above the provocation 12 years later when he could help India repair its image which the Babri Masjid demolition had left in tatters.
An angry Jaitley wanted to know why the RBI had failed in its oversight duty of checking the increasing non-performing assets of retail banks.