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Amitabh SinhaSep 26, 2016
Two draft laws and the report of an expert committee have recently framed the core principles of India’s future water management policy.
Shaji VikramanSep 23, 2016
State of economy: As India mulls response to Uri attack, macro indicators largely mirror 2001 Subscriber Only
The government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi has vowed to respond. And this time too, the macroeconomic indicators are good.
Amitabh SinhaSep 23, 2016
Turning off Indus tap easier said than done Subscriber Only
It is an idea that keeps returning to the table — but India probably can’t consider it without risks, including those of flooding its own cities and provoking even bigger waves of terror.
Amrith LalSep 22, 2016
The story of the Cauvery today is the story of an over-exploited river and its overdeveloped basin.
Johnson T.A.Sep 22, 2016
A day after SC ordered Karnataka to release 6,000 cusecs to TN daily until Sept 27, all parties met in Bengaluru, and the state Cabinet was mulling options on the way ahead.
Amrith LalSep 22, 2016
For centuries, the Cauvery has fostered civilisations, kingdoms have risen on her banks, and her bounty has allowed rulers to build great temples and empires stretching beyond the seas.
Johnson T.A.Sep 22, 2016
At the turn of the present century, irrigation in the Cauvery basin in what is now Karnataka was carried out mainly through diversions of rivers, and tanks.
Sep 21, 2016
Vajpayee and Manmohan Singh: Both sought cooperation, stressed determination to fight back Subscriber Only
Edited excerpts from speech to Lok Sabha by Atal Bihari Vajpayee & Manmohan Singh; translated from the Hindi
Sagnik ChowdhurySep 21, 2016
India’s ‘asylum policy’: What it is, who it applies to Subscriber Only
Baloch leader Brahumdagh Bugti is the latest in a long line of peoples — Tibetans, Sri Lankan Tamils, Pakistanis, Afghans, Bangladeshis, etc. — seeking to make India their home.
Nirupama SubramanianSep 20, 2016
As the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi works on an answer to the terror at Uri, a look at how the governments of Manmohan Singh and A B Vajpayee — also faced with surging
Anil SasiSep 19, 2016
In fact: Renault signals a trend, why VW emissions scandal could lead to end of road for diesel Subscriber Only
Renault is likely to stop offering diesel engines in most of its cars sold in Europe. The move by the French major, according to a September 6 Reuters report, is a result of the increase
Navjeevan GopalSep 19, 2016
This amendment disenfranchised Sehajdhari Sikhs, who had been given the vote by the Punjab and Haryana High Court in December 2011.
Deeptiman TiwarySep 16, 2016
NCRB data: The odd case of crime in Uttar Pradesh, IPC rate very low, overall very high Subscriber Only
In 2015, for every crime registered under the Indian Penal Code, UP Police registered 10 cases under special and local laws.
Jonathan SelvarajSep 15, 2016
Doping ‘legally’: What TUE is, how athletes use it Subscriber Only
Hackers have released confidential medical records of top American athletes, alleging they play ‘well, but not fair’ — that is, they misuse an exemption meant for therapeutic use of drugs.
Zeeshan ShaikhSep 14, 2016
Humour in House: BJP leads the laughs, show numbers Subscriber Only
In the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi — who last month lamented the gradual fading away of humour and wit from parliamentary proceedings under the intimidating glare of the media — this trend, however,
Avishek G DastidarSep 14, 2016
So is Talgo about to revolutionise the Indian railway experience? Not so fast, explains The Indian Express.
Aneesha MathurSep 13, 2016
After Delhi HC order, ball in Election Commission’s court: Why 21 AAP MLAs may go — or stay Subscriber Only
The Indian Express explains the issues in the case, and what happens now.
Anand MishraSep 12, 2016
Prime Minister Narendra Modi invoked Rule 12 of the business and transactions rules to seek re-promulgation of the ordinance by the President prior to the clearance by the Cabinet.
Nirupama SubramanianSep 12, 2016
In 1977, Sri Lanka switched to malathion, considered less harmful to humans than DDT.
Aniruddha GhoshalSep 11, 2016
Mamata Banerjee trying all to woo Left-leaning intellectuals Subscriber Only
Now Banerjee is planning a massive rally at Singur, where once again she'll share the dais with not just politicians but also artists and members of civil society, who had played an essential role in
Harish DamodaranSep 9, 2016
Will GM sarson ka saag be on our plates soon? Subscriber Only
A report that found transgenic mustard safe for humans, animals and the environment is currently up for public comment. The Indian Express explains the implications of the development, and what to expect now
Sreenivas JanyalaSep 9, 2016
No Special favours, but some key gains Subscriber Only
AP complains that the bifurcation of the state in June 2014 left the successor Andhra at a major disadvantage as its revenue-generating capital, Hyderabad, went to Telangana.
Johnson TASep 8, 2016
Cauvery water row: A dispute of the poor monsoon year Subscriber Only
In the context of the Supreme Court order this week and the protests that have followed, Johnson TA explains the decades old disagreement between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu over the sharing of Cauvery waters.
Rahul SabharwalSep 7, 2016
How a pro wrestler’s sex tape destroyed a media empire Subscriber Only
Gawker.com, which frequently flew dangerously close to the Sun, was shuttered last month — the denouement to a tale of breached privacy and a billionnaire’s wrath.
Express News ServiceSep 7, 2016
At a time of extraordinary churn on campuses from Hyderabad to Pune, Kolkata to Delhi, a look at the student elections’ map through some top universities.
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