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A strategic triangle

India has engaged in a series of high-level political meetings with both the US and China and more are in the offing...

23 April 2016 6:33 AM IST

Protests: A mourning for achche din

The sudden burst of street protests in Bengaluru last week has surprised not just the local government but also shocked...

23 April 2016 6:28 AM IST

Fallen comrades

Mega corruption scandals are taking a toll on two leading democracies of the developing world — South Africa and...

21 April 2016 2:34 AM IST

Seeds of drought

The United Nations has designated April 22 to be International Mother Earth Day. It is also the day when the Simhasth...

20 April 2016 3:03 AM IST

Something rotten in Punjab

The Badal & Family Managing Agency in Punjab has done better than many of our industrialists in fraudulently extracting...

19 April 2016 6:43 AM IST

Dilli Ka Babu: Bihar’s talent hunt

Nitish Kumar’s Bihar win continues to resound across the world, especially among the alumni of Ivy League...

17 April 2016 6:58 AM IST

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Gold, silver climb on global cues, seasonal buying

Gold of 99.9 and 99.5 per cent purity strengthened by Rs 180 each to Rs 29,430 and Rs 29,280 per ten grams respectively.

16 April 2016 4:16 PM IST

UK’s wall of denial

“SHE: Time waits for no-one So lover make haste Don’t be the slow one Love’s not to waste”...

16 April 2016 6:05 AM IST

India’s survival lies in her diversity

Well might the Bombay high court’s Nagpur bench ask — as it did last week — “whether India is...

12 April 2016 6:19 AM IST

Mighty snub to regional cinema

The National Awards came as a rude shock to regional cinema. It is only through the National Awards that non-Bollywood...

3 April 2016 9:53 PM IST

Levitating above the law of the land

I have nothing against Sri Sri Ravi Shankar. In fact, on a visit to Bengaluru I had the privilege to meet him and...

13 March 2016 6:19 AM IST

The last refuge

Indian readers absorb events in central Europe primarily through an Anglo-Saxon prism, since few European mainstream...

8 March 2016 1:07 AM IST