Putting Pak in the dock, The Hague has come out on the side of justice. That’s a vital first step for India — in a long haul.

The decision on the reactors is germane to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s plan to triple India’s nuclear power capacity by 2025.

Reema Lagoo freed Bollywood’s mother figure from living a life of perennial suffering.

The latest horror story comes from Rohtak in Haryana, where a young girl was brutally gang-raped and murdered in the most savage manner.

The State government named him to head the inquiry commission and CM A.K. Antony said the government was anxious to start the inquiry at the earliest.

It can ignore ICJ’s injunction in the Jadhav case, but doing so will extract a price in international goodwill.

The move was given up and Mrs Gandhi’s critics thought they would make another attempt to free the party from her hold at a later date.

CBSE pleading with DU for student entry sans inflated marks holds a mirror to a broken education system

Because politics is not just about winning and losing elections — but also about what lies in between

Institutions for the arts need professional managers for a turnaround

Underlying the “triple talaq” questions are deeper issues about the nature of constitutional law in India.

Prime Minister Morarji Desai stoutly defended Indira Gandhi against the former US president Richard Nixon’s charge that she had wanted to invade West Pakistan.

Rajinikanth’s playful mention of possibly joining politics stirs things up

He must dispel the impression that the Hindu Yuva Vahini can flout the rule of law and get away with it in UP

Refusal to engage cannot be long-term policy. India must frame a response to China’s Belt and Road initiative

The system is commended at the highest policy level, but is under threat in JNU

But India’s staying away from the OBOR mega show will not affect bilateral relations adversely

The nation prayed for the speedy recovery of Jayaprakash Narayan who is undergoing treatment at Seattle, USA

The WannaCry worm exposes the costs of reliance on discontinued and pirated Windows operating systems

Creation of integrated theatre commands will require sustained political will. It must be a phased reform

Namami Devi Narmade talks of people’s participation. But the rest is platitude

Draft rules for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act go against its spirit

China’s Belt and Road Initiative is a wake-up call for India: Geography is tied to economics and strategy

But extravagant job-creation programmes in the US may not be the best use of Infosys’ scarce resources