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Tavleen SinghDec 13, 2015
After returning from another mysterious medical break in a mysterious foreign country, Sonia got the news that the Delhi High Court had accepted that there was merit in the National Herald case.
P ChidambaramDec 13, 2015
On the very day India and Pakistan became independent, they inherited a clutch of problems that was the inevitable result of Partition.
Tunku VaradarajanDec 13, 2015

The India we hate and love Subscriber Only

All that makes and breaks the country — faith to family, politics to media.
Venezuela opposition’s victory could make room for necessary economic reform
A new study underlines the high cost of the failure to contain out-of-pocket expenses for healthcare in India
Uttar Pradesh shows that direct benefit transfers can work on the ground
The UN General Assembly passed a resolution condemning South Africa and nations that aid the White minority government.
Seema ChishtiDec 12, 2015
As Pakistan becomes more a domestic than a foreign policy issue
Susan L. OstermannDec 12, 2015

Delhi should wield a carrot Subscriber Only

India’s influence will be more effective if it ends its unofficial blockade of Nepal.
It doesn’t have sufficient power and independence, and seems unworkable.
A. SrivathsanDec 12, 2015
In the aftermath, instead of going for the big solutions, the city should start reclaiming its natural water bodies.
Mani Shankar AiyarDec 12, 2015

A body blow to justice Subscriber Only

Apex court’s decision on Haryana panchayat poll qualifications is disappointing. Parliament must intervene
Sarthak BagchiDec 11, 2015

Will To Power, Actually Subscriber Only

Why post-mortems of this year’s most crucial election are missing the point
In 2015, German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s compassionate leadership made her stand apart from the rest
Haryana law on educational qualification for panchayat polls is discriminatory. SC must rethink decision to uphold it
Dec 11, 2015
Yelena Sakharov received the Nobel peace prize on behalf of her husband, physicist and dissident Andrei Sakharov.
Great that they’re talking again. Going ahead, India and Pakistan must show wisdom and seriousness of purpose
Khaled AhmedDec 11, 2015

Piety and embezzlement Subscriber Only

In Pakistan, ‘double Shahs’ profit from religious Muslims’ alienation from modern banking.
Manish SabharwalDec 11, 2015

State of the service Subscriber Only

Voters are changing politics. Politicians must reform the civil services.
Seema ChishtiDec 11, 2015
Looking at the ground realities, there doesn’t seem to be any meaning in the Bangkok talks.
C. Raja MohanDec 11, 2015
They are betting that Japan and India can influence Asia’s strategic future by reclaiming regional leadership.
Avinash ShahiDec 10, 2015

The Invisible People Subscriber Only

Government must ensure the disabilities law reaches out to the most needy.
Ramachandra GuhaDec 10, 2015

Bhagwat’s Ambedkar Subscriber Only

Sangh Parivar’s acknowledgement of Babasaheb’s greatness is belated and hypocritical.
Some comfort: A poll reveals that only Mexicans are more ignorant than Indians.
Crucial legislation, like the real estate regulator bill, is held hostage to political confrontation in the House.
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