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Utkarsh AnandAug 17, 2015
The govt’s Rs 640 cr action against Nestle comes up before NCDRC today. But the Bombay HC has already cut the ground from under its feet.
Aamir KhanAug 17, 2015
How is “indecency” defined, and what law governs behaviour in public?
Nirupama SubramanianAug 17, 2015
There is a fair possibility that the UNP and Wickremesinghe-led United National Front for Good Governance will win more seats than the UPFA.
Sushant SinghAug 16, 2015
Known as the “father of the Taliban” – a moniker many in Pakistan lay claim to – Gul was the protégé of former Pakistani dictator, General Zia ul-Haq.
Sushant SinghAug 15, 2015
One rank One pension: In-principle acceptances will not please veterans, they want implementation Subscriber Only
Prime Minister Narendra Modi failed go beyond an assurance and make a concrete announcement on OROP.
Archna ShuklaAug 14, 2015
It is interesting to note that it was immediately after mandating Trai to make recommendations on the subject, that Congress had unveiled its aforementioned “launch TV channels” campaign.
ApurvaAug 14, 2015
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) had wiped out the Congress and BJP in Delhi, winning a staggering 67 of 70 seats – the largest ever margin in Delhi's electoral history.
Liz MathewAug 14, 2015
Government has few options for passage of GST bill Subscriber Only
The GST cannot be implemented without a constitutional amendment as the states do not have the power to impose service tax while the Centre can't levy tax on goods beyond factory gate.
Shruti SrivastavaAug 14, 2015
RBI governor Raghuram Rajan left the benchmark rates unchanged at 7.25 per cent on August 4.
Express News ServiceAug 14, 2015
On August 15, 2014, the Prime Minister delivered his first speech at Red Fort. A year on, a recap of the headlines he made — and the story that followed
Manoj C.GAug 14, 2015
This will be Modi’s maiden visit to an Islamic country — and the first by an Indian PM in 34 years to the UAE, a country in which over 2 million Indians live and work,
Shaji VikramanAug 13, 2015
Commitment, quick decisions in making of new trade policy Subscriber Only
The dilemma for the Commerce Minister was to start off his assignment by announcing the abolition of an export incentive in a Ministry whose aim was to push exports.
Sanjeev VermaAug 13, 2015
How accused in Burail jailbreak got off the hook Subscriber Only
Chief Judicial Magistrate Anubhav Sharma described the case as a ‘spectacular escape in which prosecution has miserably failed to prove a big conspiracy’.
Ruhi TewariAug 13, 2015
Nine substantive amendments had been brought through an ordinance and, subsequently, as part of a Bill. The ordinance has been repromulgated thrice.
archana shuklaAug 12, 2015
Yakub Memon’s coverage and the grey zones in TV Programme Code Subscriber Only
The I&B Ministry does not, in fact, have the mandate to regulate content on TV channels. The broadcast industry has always insisted on self-regulation.
Pradeep KaushalAug 12, 2015
Lok Sabha: The history and circumstances of suspending MPs Subscriber Only
Speaker Sumitra Mahajan’s decision to suspend 25 Congress MPs wasn’t unprecedented. Does drastic action help run a chaotic House better?
Harish DamodaranAug 12, 2015
India emerged as the world’s largest beef exporter in 2014, ironically the first year of the BJP-led government.
Hiral DaveAug 11, 2015
In Gujarat local body polls this October, vote or else Subscriber Only
Voting is now compulsory in Gujarat. What does it mean? What if you disobey?
Sushant SinghAug 11, 2015
Why ‘IAF versus RAF’ is a dogfight with shadows Subscriber Only
Reports of victory claims by the Indian Commander at Exercise Indradhanush lack in perspective, and miss some crucial details.
Maneesh ChhibberAug 11, 2015
The many public battles over the right to privacy Subscriber Only
Should a Constitution Bench hear ‘privacy’ challenge to Aadhaar project? SC decides today — but it has had a fairly consistent view on the right to privacy so far.
Samudra Gupta KashyapAug 10, 2015
Because Assam is home: Some Biharis are more Assamese Subscriber Only
Language data based on data from 2001, when the Hindi-speaking population was 5.9 per cent of Assam, would suggest there are between 15 lakh and 18 lakh Hindi-speakers in Assam today.
Shubhajit RoyAug 10, 2015
Simply put: For India, islands of disquiet in the Indian Ocean Subscriber Only
Indian government have voiced concern that the law will be used by China to extend its military influence, but they have been assured by the Government of Maldives that Indian Ocean would remain “a demilitarised
Amitabh SinhaAug 10, 2015
Barack Obama's Clean Power Plan is merely one of the ways that will help it fulfill an existing pledge to reduce overall greenhouse gas emissions by 26-28% by 2025 from 2005 levels.
Aug 7, 2015
The Dark Side of the Moon Subscriber Only
In 2008, the Deep Impact spacecraft captured a similar view of Earth and Moon, but from 31 million miles away, and showing the Moon passing in front of Earth.
Abantika GhoshAug 7, 2015
In fact: Why India’s abortion law needs an urgent update Subscriber Only
The amendments to the Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act, 1971, are still in the works — only to be challenged anew by a 14-year-old rape victim.
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