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Liz MathewAug 8, 2022
For now, the BJP has decided not to send any emissary to Patna to “douse the fire”, and will wait for the meeting called by Nitish of his party workers Tuesday.
Santosh SinghAug 8, 2022
Post for Tejashwi holds RJD hand, BJP waits and watches Subscriber Only
RJD sources said the new alliance with JD(U) was almost "a done deal minus some riders". "Our first priority is to see the BJP out of power. The rest can be taken care of,” an
C. Raja MohanAug 8, 2022
C Raja Mohan writes: Good news from India's eastern frontier with Bangladesh raises a hope: If we can do it in the east, where the sources and consequences of Partition were far more complex, it
Udit MisraAug 8, 2022
ExplainSpeaking: What RBI’s surveys tell about India’s economy Subscriber Only
We take a look at the seven surveys conducted by the RBI, ranging from consumer confidence to GDP growth expectations, and what they tell us about the state of the Indian economy.
Mihir MishraAug 8, 2022
Promise now, pay later ails power sector Subscriber Only
With eye on reforms, Electricity (Amendment) Bill, 2022 to be introduced in ongoing monsoon session of Parliament
Harish DamodaranAug 8, 2022
Explained: Why food inflation may ease faster than expected Subscriber Only
International prices falling the most since Oct 2008 and a good monsoon back home make it a possibility.
Express News ServiceAug 8, 2022
Anju Bobby George at Idea Exchange: Neeraj is India’s best ever athlete. People didn’t celebrate me 19 years ago but now there’s support Subscriber Only
Medal-winning long jumper Anju Bobby George talks about a scientific method of grooming talent and why Tejaswin Shankar was not selected at first. The session was moderated by Principal Correspondent Andrew Amsan
Soumyarendra BarikAug 8, 2022
Sunday's Governing Council meeting was attended by 23 CMs, three L-Gs and two Administrators and Union Ministers. The CMs of Bihar, Telangana, Delhi, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Mizoram, the L-G of Puducherry, and the Administrator
Surjit S BhallaAug 8, 2022
India’s tax-GDP ratio may be too high Subscriber Only
Surjit S Bhalla writes: Indeed, it is much higher than expected. It is time for the debate to shift to quality of expenditures
Saugata BhattacharyaAug 8, 2022
An orderly exit Subscriber Only
Saugata Bhattacharya writes: RBI, government must act in coordination during an economically challenging period
Alok DeshpandeAug 8, 2022
Each of the 5,644 residents of Pimpalghar-Ranjnoli village, situated in the industrial belt of Thane district's Bhiwandi tehsil along the Mumbai-Nasik highway, has access to 55 litres of water every day.
Santosh SinghAug 8, 2022
Now, as the new campus of Nalanda University prepares for a formal inauguration, the focus is on how best it can retain the cultural and architectural ethos of Nalanda Mahavihara, the 5th-12th Century AD university
YasheeAug 7, 2022
No victim-blaming, no fetishising of abuse: Alia Bhatt’s Darlings shows why we need more women telling women’s stories Subscriber Only
Darlings understands that the horror of abuse is in its constant malignant presence, not in a few demeaning scenes of violence. It knows that the abuser is neither victim nor monster. And it knows that
Santosh SinghAug 7, 2022
JD(U) national president Rajiv Ranjan Singh aka Lalan Singh's statement came just a week after the BJP quoted Union Home Minister Amit Shah as telling a party meeting in Patna that the BJP and JD(U)
New York TimesAug 7, 2022
How the Indian action spectacular RRR became a smash in America Subscriber Only
Set in Delhi during the early 1920s, “RRR” follows two patriotic but philosophically opposed men (Ram Charan and N.T. Rama Rao Jr.) as they first clash with each other, then team up to rescue a
Manas SrivastavaAug 7, 2022
Get Inspired: What impressed APJ Abdul Kalam in a civil servant? Subscriber Only
APJ Abdul Kalam's questions to an IAS officer got replies reflecting compassion for weaker sections of society. Know the IAS officer whose answers and work caught Kalam's attention, and his district an international recognition.
Anuj BhatiaAug 7, 2022
Here’s how Samsung could improve the Galaxy Z Flip 4 and Fold 4 Subscriber Only
Samsung's August 10 'Unpacked' event can have an outsized influence on the foldable smartphone market.
Amitabh SinhaAug 7, 2022
On Sunday, the rocket finally embarked on its first flight, carrying two satellites, including an earth observation micro-satellite called EOS-02. And though it is not exactly clear what happened, the flight did not go along
Rinku GhoshAug 7, 2022
How the tiny home movement with its focus on responsible choices and living light is catching up in the country Subscriber Only
In India, where homes are repositories of memories and heirlooms, we seem to be right-sizing our mindset where bigger does not mean better and less is more
Leher KalaAug 7, 2022
The power in the purse strings Subscriber Only
Leher Kala writes: The hullabaloo around Moitra’s expensive accessory is emblematic of a larger question that perplexes large swathes of humanity: what’s with women and their obsession with obscenely priced handbags?
Pavneet Singh ChadhaAug 7, 2022
Amid fear and desperation: The hands reshaping Gurgaon’s skyline Subscriber Only
Four labourers who fell off the 17th floor and died last week are the latest casualty among the men reshaping Gurgaon’s skyline. Fear is a constant among them, as is desperation and an irony: they
Venkaiah Naidu, who presided over the Rajya Sabha at its most raucous, the BJP veteran will be remembered fondly by everyone, including the Opposition, for his amiability, his annual lunches, and his puns.
Tavleen SinghAug 7, 2022
Tavleen Singh writes: Karnataka CM should be ashamed that he has become a proponent of this jungle justice. Those who believe that it was this kind of rough justice that won Adityanath a second term
Smita NairAug 6, 2022
‘Meri Pooja mil gayi’: The story of a missing girl and the cop who never stopped looking for her Subscriber Only
Rajendra Dhondu Bhosale, who retired from Mumbai Police seven years ago, was haunted by the case of Pooja Gaud, the lone girl he hadn’t managed to trace. Now there is closure.
Ravik BhattacharyaAug 6, 2022
No special privileges, bed or furniture for Chatterjee at the Presidency Central Correctional Home; officials told to keep distance
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