It would not be necessary for an autocratic government to take any extra-constitutional measures today, so pro-establishment has the media become.

While ‘Lalitgate’ flares, prices in Parliament canteen raise heckles.

Emergency regime tried to intimidate ‘The Indian Express’ and failed, writes a special correspondent with the paper, 1975-78.

China’s direct support to Pakistan at the UN, to save Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi, is shocking.

It is a warning India must heed.

The Emergency’s enduring legacy is the cult of the supreme politician: bigger than party, government, nation.

They allow a state to craft its signals carefully. India should take a leaf from China’s book.

PM Modi should set an example by asking all BJP politicians to resign from the BCCI and its affiliated bodies

Policymakers needn’t throw everything they’ve learned out of the window — usually, when prices go up, people demand less of a product; we’re not arguing with that.

Maggi became a huge hit when time became a scarce commodity in urban India.

When Nek Chand passed away a few days ago, a pall of sadness descended upon the city to which he had left a great gift: a piece of his poetic imagination.

In such a scenario, when fundamental civil liberty stands threatened by extreme rightwing groups, the possibility of another Emergency cannot be ruled out.

Narendra Modi may well echo Macmillan’s words after what has happened in the week preceding today’s Yoga Day.

In his licence application, Tomar attached only his school leaving certificate, and not his ‘fake’ college degree.

The NITI Aayog has so far functioned in slow motion and this is most unfortunate.

Horror of racist massacre was compounded by the fact that the victims were killed while at prayer.

Every finance minister is allowed one budget to make mistakes and learn on the job!

When there are so few seats and so many candidates, the authorities conducting the AIPMT ought to weed out all possibilities of cheating.

Using Zizekian logic to read the ongoing Sun TV crisis.

Slum dwellers are being written out of Mumbai’s dockyard redevelopment

I won’t have the government dictate my fitness choices, especially if they are linked to religion, nationalism and patriotism

Inquilab, in its editorial writes: “The support extended by a senior minister to Lalit Modi, despite the grave charges against him is seriously questionable in itself.

Right to life enshrined in Article 21 of the Constitution draws on Magna Carta.

A.Q. Khan has more to say about pre-prayer rituals of cleanliness than about science.