Shani Shingnapur faceoff shows how it caves in to male bias.

JNU and HCU are being targeted because they attract and nurture students from lower castes.

The elevation of Mohammad Shahabuddin sends out a dispiriting political signal in Bihar.

Counter-terror cooperation heralds Delhi’s renewed embrace of a region it has long neglected.

Family planning is at the core of the mission to reduce maternal and child mortality.

VP Ansari’s remarks on the need to protect minority rights have been made before. But they bear repeating.

The World Cup win brings a moment of glorious vindication for the West Indies team.

Maharashtra chief minister must focus on governance, not wield slogans to threaten people of his state.

Government must use Panama Papers exposé to clear the regulatory haze, act against tax defaulters.

Not so good news for the economy: Investment rate continues to fall even as industrial and agricultural pickup is anaemic.

Simultaneous elections to panchayat, assembly and Lok Sabha may be desirable. They are not feasible.

Europe is being asked to define European values.

It’s just an iPhone, but cracking it threatens to disturb the fabric of the digital security environment.

India’s advance in the T20 tournament was fortuitous. It had to end sooner rather than later.

Kolkata flyover collapse is a reminder of India’s urban infrastructure challenge and the risks of ad hoc solutions.

Replying to points made by the Congress and Opposition speakers, Deputy Home Minister F.H. Mohsin said dynamite had been discovered in Baroda and Kerala.

This is an opportune time to create conditions for Indian companies to invest in India rather than overseas.

JNU, HCU controversies frame the changing space of the university.

Fundamental military alignments with US, taking place without open debate, may foreclose India’s options.

Today in history

A hijacked passenger gets stick for taking a selfie, but it was shot by someone else

PM Modi’s visit can help bring a necessary pragmatism into the India-EU relationship.

One timetable for all elections is the wrong answer to the right question

There is little difference between the two on the use of Article 356