Protecting individual rights should be at the core of data protection legislation

BJP showed ingenuity and skill in reaching out to deprived caste groups in the past. Why is it worried about new demands?

Questions unanswered: What did Kasuri dine on, what is Rahul’s janeu good for, and is a seaplane a butterfly in disguise?

Vigilante violence against carol singers, state response, raise questions about protection of minority rights in MP

If democracy is more secure with an effective opposition, BJP victory sends sobering signals

"In the context of democracy, I have never rejected the verdict of the people, whatever it was. But now I see my own organisation rendered incapable of playing its legitimate role in national affairs... Hence, after full reflection, I have decided to resign from the Working Committee.” Indira Gandhi said

BJP machine has the skill and resources to simultaneously, and equally successfully, play both challenger and incumbent

Linking it with other documents is cumbersome, ends up hurting the poor

By handing over the port to China, Sri Lanka sends a sobering message to region, and India

Banking regulator should continue to handle bank failures, instead of the Resolution Corporation

Testifying before the Commission, A.S. Jayaraman, former director of VRDE, said that VRDE had not declared any prototype car roadworthy after a run of 10,000 or 20,000 km. The target was 30,000 km

In India, walking adds more to one’s stress than to one’s health

New law criminalising triple talaq may not be in best interests of Muslim women. Solution lies elsewhere

"India is the world’s largest democracy. In the past, under Mrs Gandhi, their primary orientation was towards friendship with the Soviet Union," said US President Jimmy Carter during his visit to India

It is the touchstone of being Pakistani and politicians cannot forget that

Protests sparked by a crime on December 16, 2012 remain a signpost: The Indian woman seeks a new deal

Rahul Gandhi takes over a party she held together, a party that made possible Hindutva’s rise

Impasse over food security underlines it: WTO needs to find ways to reflect global economic realities better

The Silicon Age was born in the US, sheltered by net neutrality. Now, other nations will take custody of it

There is a grave lack of engineering skills. This impacts industry, affects programmes such as Make in India

If cricket is not just about numbers, Rohit Sharma is the player to watch

Front Page of The Indian Express on December 15, 1977

EC’s conduct of Gujarat polls has invited questions it must address. It has a formidable reputation to protect

Centre’s draft law on triple talaq misreads the Supreme Court judgment