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Praveen SwamiApr 19, 2016
In the Masood Azhar fiasco, a lesson for India: Time to get real Subscriber Only
New Delhi needs to be clear-eyed about just how little the international sanctions regime is actually worth before deciding how to respond.
Satish JhaApr 19, 2016
Ishrat Jahan fake encounter accused: Where are they now? Subscriber Only
Pandey is not the only accused in the 2004 Ishrat Jahan fake encounter case to be rehabilitated. Over the past two years, since the investigation hit a dead end, all the accused in the case
Aniruddha GhosalApr 19, 2016
The Left and Congress alliance: how the Siliguri model happened Subscriber Only
Soon after the June 2009 elections, the Congress and TMC alliance got 30 seats in the municipal polls in Siliguri, the Left only 17.
Kavitha IyerApr 19, 2016
Not just Latur, in Marathwada, all towns are thirsty Subscriber Only
In Maharashtra, India’s most rapidly urbanising state, Tier 2 and Tier 3 towns report abysmal water supply data and poor water infrastructure.
Jay MazoomdaarApr 19, 2016
No, the tiger is not out of the woods. If numbers presented ahead of last week’s global tiger meet in New Delhi showed minor gains due to better counting methods, they also revealed massive losses.
Leena MisraApr 18, 2016
Patidar agitation: Spurred by Jat reservation in Haryana, compromise is elusive in Gujarat Subscriber Only
The impetus seems to have come from the BJP government in Haryana, led by Manohar Lal Khattar, giving into the Jats’ agitation and passed a draft bill granting them reservation.
Ashwani SharmaApr 18, 2016
Shimla as ‘Shyamla’: Seriously? Subscriber Only
Manoj Singh, general secretary of the VHP’s state unit says the name 'Shimla’ is derived from the Hindu Goddess Shyamala Devi who is an incarnation of Kali.
Amitabh SinhaApr 18, 2016
Reservoir waters: Down to one fourth of their capacity, and one third lower than 2015 Subscriber Only
The 91 large reservoirs currently hold only about 35.8 billion cubic metres (bcm) of water, that is, about 23 per cent of their total live capacity of 157.799 bcm.
AgenciesApr 18, 2016
Many believe the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor can change Pakistan’s destiny — a rosy future that its Army and government have accused India of trying to wreck. What is the economic dream about?
Aneesha MathurApr 18, 2016
On fireworks, detailed rules on paper, several court orders Subscriber Only
The temple fireworks display in Kerala that killed over 100 went ahead without permission, and with the blessings of politicians.
Aniruddha GhosalApr 17, 2016
‘Siliguri Model’: How the Left-Congress ‘alliance’ was forged Subscriber Only
Seven years and six elections later, this became the seed the 'Siliguri Model', the foundation on which the unlikely alliance between the Left and Congress has been forged.
Santosh SinghApr 16, 2016
Rajya Sabha MP Anil Sahni's LTC episode has put spokes in Nitish Kumar's national wheels
Express News ServiceApr 15, 2016
Babasaheb Ambedkar rejected Hinduism, but the Sangh still wants to embrace him. Indeed, no party can ignore the ideals he fought for.
Harish DamodaranApr 15, 2016
It is a convenient whipping boy, even though it consumes less water on a per-day basis than other crops, and even less for every unit weight of biomass produced.
George MathewApr 14, 2016
Retail payment: Faster and easier with UPI- here’s how Subscriber Only
UPI is a unique payment solution as the recipient is now empowered to initiate the payment request from a smartphone without using credit or debit card and internet banking.
Sweta DuttaApr 14, 2016
Odd and even back in Delhi: The odds favour AAP Subscriber Only
Several members in the political secretariat of the Aam Aadmi Party government claim to have flagged the issue and pointed out that the disgruntled car-owner could drift away from the party.
Adrija RoychowdhuryApr 14, 2016
Simply put: In Canada’s Justin Trudeau apology for Komagata Maru, an attempt to heal a century-old scar Subscriber Only
Canadian Sikhs have for long been demanding a formal apology in the Canadian Parliament for Komagata Maru incident.
Amitabh SinhaApr 14, 2016
Expert at Express: Understanding how the monsoon is forecast Subscriber Only
Indian Express explains the key issues around the IMD’s monsoon forecast.
C. Raja MohanApr 14, 2016
India-US defence partnership: Making haste, slowly Subscriber Only
The LSA would help Indian armed forces, especially its navy, to operate far from subcontinental shores at a moment when New Delhi has to secure its widely dispersed interests in the Indian Ocean and beyond.
Shubhajit RoyApr 13, 2016
The defence action plan is an important component of the India-Maldives bilateral relationship and the shared strategic and security interests of the two countries in the Indian Ocean region.
Shalini NairApr 13, 2016
A woman takes on triple talaq, underlines gender justice issue Subscriber Only
Shayara Banu’s case has seen the government being forced to dust off a year-old report that recommended a ban on the practice.
Prashant PandeyApr 13, 2016
Even as a formal notification is awaited within the next few days, the “all-inclusive” definition of a “Jharkhandi” could well lead to another round of debates and a political war of words.
Shaji VikramanApr 13, 2016
In the season of Panama Papers, recalling birth of FEMA and PMLA Subscriber Only
Although the RBI did some work on a potential new law, the move to review FERA was not pursued for a while, as the P V Narasimha Rao-led government went out of office in 1996.
Seema ChishtiApr 13, 2016
What is a fatwa, and who is it for? Subscriber Only
It pops up in the news every now and then, and people often think of it as a decree, instruction or order — or even something akin to a court farmaan.
Abantika GhoshApr 12, 2016
The sometimes insane social premium on entering a medical college has fueled demand to such impossible extent that its yawning gap with the supply of medical seats can probably never be fulfilled.
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