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Shubhajit RoySep 9, 2015
Lucrative job opportunities in war-hit Yemen attract Indians despite government advisories Subscriber Only
India’s resources in Yemen are depleted as it does not have an embassy there any longer.
Sushant SinghSep 9, 2015
Will early retirees benefit from OROP? Subscriber Only
The ex-servicemen are satisfied with OROP being implemented from July 1, 2014, and with 2013 as the base year for calculating the new pensions.
Tanushree VenkatramanSep 9, 2015
Why Mumbai will be denied mutton, chicken for 4 days Subscriber Only
The temporary meat ban, which has been in place since 1964 as a mark of respect to a Jain festival, has now pitted Marathi parties against the ruling BJP.
Shyamlal YadavSep 9, 2015
RSS and the government: Tracing the history down the years Subscriber Only
For the RSS, the stakes are high with a BJP-majority government at the Centre for the first time. Indian Express traces the history of RSS’s relations with governments down the years.
Shruti SrivastavaSep 8, 2015
Markets see a sharp rebound as PM Modi meets industrialists Subscriber Only
The acknowledgement of global concerns which are impacting India calmed the BSE Sensex, which had closed below the 25,000-mark for the first time in 15 months, losing 308 points on Monday.
Manoj C.GSep 8, 2015
There is considerable surprise in the party over the young Rahul Gandhi’s reluctance to take over the top job.
Manoj C.GSep 8, 2015
CWC reworks poll schedule, delays Rahul Gandhi’s elevation Subscriber Only
Those close to Rahul Gandhi say his ascension is not too far away. According to one leader, it is a "matter of months."
Sep 8, 2015
J&K floods: A long wait for relief Subscriber Only
A year after the September 2014 J&K floods, people in Kashmir Valley, which bore the brunt of the devastation, are still counting their losses.
Amrith LalSep 8, 2015
Karl and Krishna — Left’s confusion as it grapples with faith Subscriber Only
The concern that the BJP is winning over its cadres may have influenced the CPM to look at new forms of gestural politics that nearly mimic the Sangh Parivar’s religion-centric mobilisations.
Zeeshan SheikhSep 8, 2015
Clause on sedition lost in translation Subscriber Only
In March this year, the High Court rejected the sedition charges against Trivedi, saying that people cannot be charged for sedition for simply criticising the government.
Atikh RashidSep 7, 2015
The FTII student body, on its part, had planned a hunger strike as the last measure when all other tactics failed.
Jay MazoomdaarSep 7, 2015
The census put the total leopard population of the country at 12,000-14,-000. It did not, however, account for 12,000-14,000 leopards in the country. Neither did it survey the entire country.
ENS Economic BureauSep 7, 2015
On May 26, 2014 when the Narendra Modi government took the oath of office, the Sensex closed at 24,716 and the markets are now just marginally above those levels.
Subhomoy BhattacharjeeSep 7, 2015
WEF report’s thumbs down for India on inclusive growth, provides no roadmap for solutions Subscriber Only
What India’s policy makers need is guidance and information on how more successful countries have managed to do so.
Bashaarat MasoodSep 7, 2015
J&K govt’s iron fist approach to traders strike on flood anniversary: Credibility at stake Subscriber Only
The iron first approach of the government to deal with any kind of protest in the valley is symptomatic of a dictatorial approach by an elected government.
Mohd Faisal FareedSep 7, 2015
It was BJP’s rise that made Mulayam the biggest leader of Muslims in UP. And it is essential that BJP stays strong so that the Muslims remain with him.
Aditi VatsaSep 7, 2015
Supporters of the decision point to the popular perception of Aurangzeb as “a cruel, dictatorial and despotic ruler”, and to “the need for correcting mistakes of our past”.
Devyani OnialSep 7, 2015
Explained: Assessing Aurangzeb Subscriber Only
A religious zealot, an able administrator, a narrow-minded ruler are some labels that the sixth Mughal emperor bears. Was he India’s cruellest despot or just a religious conservative who lacked the flair and imagination of
Amrith LalSep 4, 2015
Many Ramayanas Subscriber Only
The tradition belongs to all of India. Do not communalise it
Pradeep KaushalSep 4, 2015
Sources in the Janata Parivar said it was a known fact that Mulayam did not have any mass base in Bihar. Therefore, they said, they were not worried about any prospect of a loss of
Tashi TobgyalSep 4, 2015
The power of one image has once again proved that there is still hope.
Subhomoy BhattacharjeeSep 4, 2015
Prices of goods in the wholesale market including those imported from abroad principally crude, were also rising in goose step.
Sep 4, 2015
Paper Clip: Bigger, frequent ‘grey swan’ storms on way Subscriber Only
Climate change will see powerful “grey swan” cyclones hitting cities along the Persian Gulf, parts of Florida, and Australia more frequently over the next century, according to the study. Unlike “black swan” events, which are
Harish DamodaranSep 4, 2015
Why deflator is best indicator of price rise Subscriber Only
The government’s Chief Economic Adviser Arvind Subramanian has warned that the economy may be entering “deflation territory”.
C. Raja MohanSep 4, 2015
In most societies, the past is never really past. It is continually put to political use by governments in pursuit of a current political objective. China is no exception.
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