This refers to ‘Atal Modi vs Rajiv Rahul’ by Shekhar Gupta

This refers to the article ‘Atal Modi versus Rajiv Rahul’ by Shekhar Gupta

The Indian government’s reluctance to vote against Sri Lanka on the UNHRC resolution is understandable

The UPA government’s budget seems appropriate,given the current economic scenario.

The exchange between PM Manmohan Singh and leader of the opposition Sushma Swaraj amounted to the pot calling the kettle black

The various possible combinations of the terms of his analysis are also interesting.

It reinforces the article’s point about how Modi was at least in part responsible for Muslim consolidation against NDA in 2004.

The UPA government’s budget seems appropriate,given the current economic scenario

The economic survey,2013,projected more than 6 per cent growth for the next fiscal

Finally,a law for the prevention and redressal of sexual harassment of women at the workplace will see light of day,with the relevant bill having been passed by both Houses of Parliament.

The fiscal deficit for 2014 has been set at 4.8 per cent,sending off alarm bells.

Finally,a law for the prevention and redressal of sexual harassment of women at the workplace will see light of day,with the relevant bill having been passed by both Houses of Parliament

The rail budget presented by Union Railway Minister Pawan Bansal offers little to the common passenger.

This refers to the editorial,‘A grim duty’ (IE,February 23). It is right to suggest that we cannot put off the National Counter Terrorism Centre any longer

Parties must stop their blamegame and unite in condemning the Hyderabad blasts

If governments become bold and decisive only towards the end of their terms,it is because they know that public memory is notoriously short

In an era of coalition politics,any successful implementation of reforms requires cooperation between political parties.

If governments become bold and decisive only toward the end of their terms (‘Legacy politics’,IE,October 31),it is because they knows that public memory is notoriously short.

The new railway minister,Pawan Bansal,talks of a fare hike on his first day in office

‘PM sends message,promotes Khurshid’ claims that with Salman Khurshid’s elevation to Minister for External Affairs

This refers to ‘Laying a new aadhaar’ (IE,October 25). Pratap Bhanu Mehta has perceptively identified the Aadhaar-based cash transfers as a momentous paradigm shift in our welfare architecture

The editorial ‘Earth calling’ makes the sensible point that sustainability and growth must not be pitted in opposition to each other

This refers to ‘A crisis of implementation’ (IE,October 23). The Right to Education Act (RTE) was enacted to enforce the fundamental right to education

This refers to ‘BJP’s floor test’. The party did not do itself any favours by ensuring that the monsoon session was a washout

This refers to Minxin Pei’s article ‘Past choppy waters’