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Social media platforms blocking Trump is mere headline hunting. They need to look deeper at their complicity.

Minister Jaishankar’s reminder on the necessity of the 13th Amendment was much-needed and timely.

In spite of lukewarm results in combating Covid, the treatment remains viable, especially during pandemics, provided it receives the right technology boost

Donald Trump's actions on January 6 seemed a dangerous game of testing the point at which the military could potentially be pressurised into intervening

These seven months taught me much — from lessons in humility to listening more than speaking, the value of collaborative leadership, and admiration for the selfless work of colleagues in central and state governments.

Foreign secretary RD Sathe flew to Kabul, raising speculation that it was carrying concrete proposals for starting a dialogue between Pakistan and Afghanistan, but the foreign office maintains that the visit has to do with

Pratap Bhanu Mehta writes: It is hard to shake off the feeling that liberal democracy in America will continue to come under more stress, riven by its own internal conflicts and confusion of values.

Germany’s quota for women in corporate boardrooms is significant. India’s private sector must set itself similar goals

On minimum support price (MSP), the most important of the many contentious issues, the government position is riddled with so many irresolvable contradictions that a mere amendment — and less so an assurance on maintaining

NSO pegs GDP contraction at 7.7 per cent. Stronger rebound in economic activity, vaccine rollout, may mean faster pick-up

Arjun Ram Meghwal writes: The new Parliament building will be a fitting tribute to Indian democracy on its 75th year of independence.

America’s day of shame: Don’t just blame the mob. Trump lit the fire, his gutless colleagues fanned the flames

Indore incident where Munawar Faruqui was apprehended by a group of men and handed over to police must be one of god’s #NotInMyName moments.

Had this incident occurred anywhere else in the world, it would have been called an attempted coup d’etat and most nations including the United States and its President, would have condemned it.

When judges in constitutional courts have drastically varying legal thoughts, the impact is almost always felt by minorities of different denominations

On the conflict of interest, BCCI needs to acknowledge the problem, act in a manner befitting its power and stature

Violent incidents occurred in Srinagar and Sopore (north Kashmir) on the occasion of the “protest day” observed by the state Congress (I) in Kashmir against what it called “political interference of the ruling party in

Tackling crimes against women and children requires broader social reforms, sustained governance efforts and strengthening investigative and reporting mechanisms, instead of merely enhancing punishment.

Though overall trends do suggest an improvement in population control, use of modern contraception, reproductive and child health, immunisation and social determinants of health, a complete overhaul is needed to identify and address the multidimensional

How much do you really know and love the desi cow? A multiple choice sample paper

Both the UK and Indian governments have declared their joint ambition to work towards a UK India Free Trade Agreement via an enhanced trade partnership.

The main policy narrative in 2021, as the growth momentum gains traction, will be the path to normalisation from the extreme accommodative monetary and fiscal policy stance

Delhi must heed Ambassador Juster’s concerns. US anxieties may find more vigorous expression under President Biden

It provides an opportunity for India to forge an agenda that will act as a standard-setter in national data protection legislation.

While the whole move around NSDTS is country agnostic and is purportedly meant to tone up the security of digital networks in the country, the reference to China is definitely doing the rounds.