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Manas SrivastavaSep 22, 2024
UPSC Mains Exam 2024 Ethics paper: Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, Artificial Intelligence, wars and more — UPSC links contemporary issues with ethics Subscriber Only
All eyes were on UPSC's Ethics paper in a year when ethical issues around Puja Khedkar row and the lateral entry debate kept the institution in the headlines. Meanwhile UPSC upgraded the quality of its
Vandita MishraSep 22, 2024
AAP’s Atishi gambit and BJP’s One-Nation-One-Election strategy speak of disquieting things
Roshni YadavSep 22, 2024
Exclusive for Subscribers Daily: How are the Indus Valley Civilisation and Streamlining GST Structure relevant to the UPSC Exam? What significance do topics like the deposit crunch and QUAD have for the preliminary and main
Nanditesh NilaySep 22, 2024
Bentham's philosophy was not only based on the 'greatest happiness' principle but the ‘association principle’ as well. What is this principal that you must know for your ethics paper? Our expert explains.
Liz MathewSep 22, 2024
One section, linked to RSS, believes it is the right time to move him to Centre; others note he is the most acceptable BJP face in Maharashtra and should not be kept away from poll
Anuj BhatiaSep 22, 2024
Garmin’s Juha Villanen discussed what sets the company’s endurance sports smartwatches apart, ongoing efforts to improve user interfaces, and the plan to tap into the new-age consumers in India.
Manish SahuSep 22, 2024
Harsh says his regular presence at the trial, which started in 2015, led to his decision to become a lawyer. In 2022, he got his law degree from an Agra-based college.
Nayanjot LahiriSep 22, 2024
100 years of the discovery of the Indus Civilisation: The stories you haven’t heard yet Subscriber Only
After scholar-archaeologist John Marshall revealed the Indus Civilisation to the world in 1924, a look at the science behind one of history's biggest finds
Shaju PhilipSep 22, 2024
While rescuers pulled out several bodies from the debris at the landslide site, the Punnapuzha river carried with it several severed limbs and other body parts that were recovered kilometres away, at Nilambur in neighbouring
Leher KalaSep 22, 2024
The young girl’s world Subscriber Only
Today’s virtual life demands the opposite from girls, that they seek validation from their peers online. The psychological cost to viewing airbrushed lives is that we feel compelled to airbrush our own.
Tavleen SinghSep 22, 2024
Tavleen Singh writes: If we still have a Kashmir problem, it’s because of our own leaders Subscriber Only
We should celebrate that voters came out in larger numbers last week than anyone can remember from past elections. But it is still unclear why this has happened. When the results come next month what
Neerja ChowdhurySep 21, 2024
Why AAP chose Atishi: The young, articulate woman face gives party chance to hit refresh Subscriber Only
Atishi has also proved her loyalty to both Sisodia and Kejriwal, referring to them as her “guru”. She is not likely to be a threat to the AAP chief as and when he wants to
Brush up your current affairs knowledge with this week's top 15 questions and consolidate your UPSC-CSE preparation. What are the powers of the J&K LG? Learn more about pagers, White Revolution 2.0, Starlink, metformin and
Manas SrivastavaSep 21, 2024
UPSC Civil Services Mains 2024: Society section of General Studies paper was a real test for aspiring bureaucrats Subscriber Only
Systemic issues affecting Indian society, such as migration, gender concerns in programme implementation, inter-caste and inter-religious marriages, and impact of globalisation on women, made the society section one of the most challenging parts of the
Khushboo KumariSep 21, 2024
Exclusive for Subscribers Daily: How are the Fact Check Unit and Collegium system relevant to the UPSC Exam? What significance do topics like FATF and the election in Sri Lanka have for your preliminary and
Sona BahadurSep 21, 2024
It’s the ultimate mini-break: four back-to-back safaris zigzagging central India’s Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve and Pench National Park, both of which promise uniquely immersive wildlife experiences
Ravi Dutta MishraSep 21, 2024
The deposit issue: Why banks are struggling to lend Subscriber Only
The Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das had, in July, raised concerns over slower deposit mobilisation compared to credit growth stating that as it may create structural liquidity issues.
Rohan BanerjeeSep 21, 2024
Are Insta moments taking the thrill out of hilltops? Subscriber Only
The modern landscape of communications has blanched the mystique associated with travel. With images of every corner of the planet a click away, travel no longer offers the thrill of discovery
Heena KhandelwalSep 21, 2024
Burma Burma turns 10: What makes this vegetarian restaurant the flavour of eight cities Subscriber Only
From following family recipes to travelling through Myanmar, the founders of Burma Burma look back on their decade-long journey
Arefa TehsinSep 21, 2024
An elephantine day at Yala National Park Subscriber Only
Travelling through Sri Lanka’s second-largest national park, which has been the cornerstone of the island nation’s wildlife
Rinku GhoshSep 21, 2024
How Kamal Haasan’s fashion label took New York by surprise Subscriber Only
Actor's stylist and designer Amritha Ram reinvents khadi on the ramp with tomato leather
Vinesh Phogat is many things to many people: the face of Indian wrestling and the face of protest. But for the women of Haryana’s Julana Assembly constituency, she is what they want their young girls
Sandeep DwivediSep 21, 2024
High-time Ravindra Jadeja got his due: More wickets than Bishan Bedi, batting average close to Rahane and Dhoni Subscriber Only
Despite rescuing India numerous times when batting, Ravindra Jadeja is never accorded same praise as the top order superstars.
Harikishan SharmaSep 21, 2024
India is the world’s top milk producer, with production having reached 230.58 million tonnes during 2022-23. The idea of White Revolution 2.0 revolves around cooperative societies, which were also the bedrock of Operation Flood five
Apurva VishwanathSep 21, 2024
Bombay HC red line on fake news vs free speech: Judicial review, not Government stamp Subscriber Only
The ruling reinforces that independent judicial review and not the Government’s own stamp of disapproval is crucial to determining free speech from fake news. If left solely to the Government, it could blur the lines
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