As always, Maria Sharapova polarises tennis opinion.

Chavan took the view that whatever the official spokesman might have said about Bangladesh stipulating preconditions for talks, he would not treat the Bangladesh communication as laying preconditions.

Government must not communicate ‘privately’ with multinational interests on intellectual property rights.

There will be women fighter pilots in the Indian Air Force. It’s a watershed moment too long in the making.

The ruling Janata Front nominated Advani and Mohammad Hussain Colandaz, a former mayor of Surat, as its official candidates.

Maria Sharapova looks prepared to grit it out. But for tennis, the damage is already done.

Aadhaar Bill will enable government to go paperless, presence-less and cashless.

Latest sale of F-16s by the US to Pakistan carries a message for India.

Going back on its proposal to tax EPF must not mean that government abandons pension reform.

Haryana government must listen to what the investors say: State could pay dearly for its failure to keep the peace.

Recent events in JNU show that dissent has dangerously lost ground in Tagore’s India.

Indian women will not wait for reservations in legislatures. They are moving ahead and government, parties must help.

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Muzaffarnagar inquiry report lets off politicians complicit in the flaring of communal violence.

Gandhi wanted all progress reported straight to the pradesh Congress president. More action and less talk was urgently required

Much needs to be done to make the police gender-friendly.

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There is an opportunity for a global treaty to balance security concerns and privacy

With political faultlines sharpening, victories, losses in upcoming assembly polls could resonate beyond state boundaries

The petroleum industry is in poor shape. Budget 2016 fails to lay out a clear roadmap

Before initiating consolidation, public sector banks will need to be nursed back to health

Prime Minister Indira Gandhi hoped that press censorship may be relaxed.

I was born on February 21, 1952 — the day the language movement began in Dhaka

Aadhaar bill is one of the most transformative economic reforms ever. But does anyone care?