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Abantika GhoshMay 15, 2015
Why treating 16-18-year-olds — even those accused of heinous crimes — as adults remains problematic.
Johnson T.A.May 15, 2015
Explained: Some loans in Jayalalithaa order, not in table Subscriber Only
At least half-a-dozen loans, adding up to Rs 11 cr, do not find mention in the list on P 852 of order.
Appu Esthose SureshMay 15, 2015
Explained: The Ranjit Sinha logbooks Subscriber Only
What were the meetings that the former CBI Director had that the Supreme Court has deemed inappropriate and fit for investigation? APPU ESTHOSE SURESH recalls the case of the visitors’ books.
Shruti SrivastavaMay 15, 2015
Explained: Targeting illegal wealth through new Benami law Subscriber Only
A Benami Transactions (Prohibition) Act was passed in 1988 to put an end to such transactions, and to empower the government to recover such property.
Samudra Gupta KashyapMay 14, 2015
Satra Sutra Subscriber Only
A Vaishnav satradhikar has quit celibacy. Samudra Gupta Kashyap describes this Assam institution.
Sriram VeeraMay 14, 2015
Why Andrew Strauss chose to be flinty-eyed and look ahead Subscriber Only
It is sad that Kevin Pietersen, a great batsman, will never play another international match. But there are reasons why this had to happen.
Shaji VikramanMay 14, 2015
Brics & Mortar Subscriber Only
Shaji Vikraman tells the story of the new Development Bank to be headed by K V Kamath.
Maulshree SethMay 14, 2015
Project Amethi: Much trying, some hits, mostly misses Subscriber Only
Rahul Gandhi has alleged that the Centre’s 'politics of revenge' has crippled development projects in Amethi.
Sushant SinghMay 13, 2015
India and China: The State of Play Subscriber Only
As PM Narendra Modi leaves on a crucial visit to China tomorrow, Sushant Singh lists what’s top of mind in both New Delhi and Beijing.
Amitabh SinhaMay 13, 2015
One ‘Great Quake’ a year, and it hasn’t come yet Subscriber Only
Experts have been warning that a catastrophic ‘Great Earthquake’ is due in the Himalayas any time.
Shubhangi KhapreMay 13, 2015
Report of CAG returns focus to Controversy And Gadkari Subscriber Only
Shubhangi Khapre on the row that has been stalling Parliament.
Shaji VikramanMay 13, 2015
The Treasury Bills lesson: It helps to be non-adversarial Subscriber Only
A return to the non-adversarial relationship that prevailed then could help script another landmark agreement this time too.
Express News ServiceMay 12, 2015
The Chinese manja is becoming a death trap for birds that get entangled in them.
May 12, 2015
The Young Mizo Association has a member in virtually every Mizo home, and combines aggressive social activism with counselling for addicts.
Praveen SwamiMay 12, 2015
Pakistani chopper downing: Hit or Miss? Subscriber Only
Pak Taliban have claimed they brought down the army helicopter on May 8 — a claim that the Pak army rejects. Praveen Swami examines.
Shruti SrivastavaMay 12, 2015
GST: Most important tax reform since 1947? Subscriber Only
The Bill has been described as a reform measure of unparalleled importance in independent India. But several challenges remain. Shruti Srivastava explains.
Shaji VikramanMay 12, 2015
Explained: Why China could be K V Kamath’s biggest challenge Subscriber Only
It is important that K V Kamath succeeds at BRICS Bank in Shanghai — it will be evidence of the ability of an Indian leader to build a global institution Some time in 1985-86 —
Arun JanardhananMay 11, 2015
TN, Karnataka: Again Cauvery runs through it Subscriber Only
Karnataka proposes two dam projects on river; TN says they violate final award of disputes tribunal
Praveen SwamiMay 11, 2015
Few men, little expertise: The state of criminal injustice Subscriber Only
The National Investigation Agency has a staff strength of 488 to the FBI’s 34,019 — of whom 12,979 are agents, or trained investigators. The NIA’s budget is less than Rs 50 crore, the FBI’s $8
Nandagopal RajanMay 11, 2015
Chinese smarts: Big bang for fewer bucks, mid-range focus Subscriber Only
For now, the biggest market share among these new entrants is that of Lenovo, the numbers driven up primarily by its acquisition of Motorola, which has at least two very popular budget smartphones in India.
Avinash NairMay 11, 2015
Earthquake Rebuilding: Bhuj, the city that learnt its lesson Subscriber Only
After 2001, new norms were enforced for a city turned to rubble: no multi-storey buildings, main roads at least 9 metres wide
Express News ServiceMay 8, 2015
The model predicts that prices will rise as the assembly progresses, with the final seller receiving the highest price.
Maneesh ChhibberMay 8, 2015
Salman Khan set to appeal, how have courts seen IPC 304 (II)? Subscriber Only
There have been several cases earlier in which high-profile accused were charged after hit-and-run mishaps under Section 304 Part II.
Pragya KaushikaMay 8, 2015
Najeeb Jung vs Arvind Kejriwal in Delhi: A battle of perceptions, a war of attrition Subscriber Only
Since February, Arvind Kejriwal and Najeeb Jung have argued on the extent of their powers to make laws for the National Capital Territory.
Praveen SwamiMay 8, 2015
Over the last 3 weeks, Gen Raheel Sharif and others have blamed the Research & Analysis Wing for everything from killings in Karachi to the insurgency in Balochistan.
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