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Syed Badrul AhsanNov 25, 2015
Two Executions Subscriber Only
For many Bangladeshis, they hint at closure for 1971.
Kirti AzadNov 25, 2015
Well played, my lord Subscriber Only
Delhi HC was right to force oversight on the Delhi cricket administration.
Amit Mohan PrasadNov 25, 2015
The pulse of the matter Subscriber Only
Farmers tend to lose out irrespective of whether crop prices go up or down. Government needs to rectify this.
Express News ServiceNov 24, 2015
For India, a unified Southeast Asian market represents special opportunities — and challenges.
Kannan SundaramNov 24, 2015
It started with Perumal Subscriber Only
On December 2, 2014, Murugan returned home to Namakkal, after spending a month at the Sangam writers’ residency programme.
Richard GowanNov 24, 2015
Charm, criticise, compromise Subscriber Only
On Indian peacekeeping abroad, Samantha Power shows some deft diplomacy.
Express News ServiceNov 24, 2015
Opposition victory gives Argentina a shot at change. But it will be a long, hard haul.
Christophe JaffrelotNov 24, 2015
Winter is coming Subscriber Only
Unless government engages Opposition, Parliament will be about ordinances and obstruction.
C. Raja MohanNov 24, 2015
Raja-Mandala: Japan’s counter to China’s silk road Subscriber Only
As countries ranging from Britain to Brunei and Tanzania to Tajikistan jumped on Xi’s Silk Road bandwagon, Japan, the other Asian giant and the world’s third-largest economy, watched warily.
Express News ServiceNov 24, 2015
Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje’s response to yet another cow row shows the way.
Kate BrittlebankNov 24, 2015
A myth called Tipu Subscriber Only
Tipu Sultan, who inherited his suzerainty of the kingdom of Mysore from his adventurer father, Hyder Ali, lived and died during a time very different from our own.
Ashok GulatiNov 23, 2015
From plate to plough: Slogans, strategies, showbiz Subscriber Only
But no past political master can match our present PM, Narendra Modi, in coining new slogans and catching the imagination of the masses.
Express News ServiceNov 23, 2015
Much of this is from merging the inflation-neutralising dearness allowance of 125 per cent (Rs 8,750) with the basic pay.
Rahul KhullarNov 23, 2015
Dissent and democracy Subscriber Only
Within a government, ministers are expected to convey opinions on policy proposals. A second channel is through public representatives (the members of Parliament).
K T ThomasNov 23, 2015
Bad monsoon memories Subscriber Only
Every day of the 2015 monsoon session, we witnessed the chairperson of the Rajya Sabha helplessly pleading with MPs to discharge their responsibilities and maintain the decorum of the House.
Salman KhurshidNov 23, 2015
Some plainspeaking for Mr Akbar Subscriber Only
Whatever Manmohan Singh might have wanted in the matter of making a breakthrough with a visit to Pakistan, someone should share with Akbar the BJP’s official position.
Express News ServiceNov 23, 2015
Prince Juan Carlos de Borbon was sworn in before Parliament in Madrid as King Juan Carlos I, restoring monarchy to Spain after 44 years.
Express News ServiceNov 23, 2015
There is a Facebook page as well as a Twitter account (with close to seven lakh followers). Yet, what substantive work the Aayog does is not really known.
Frederic GrareNov 23, 2015
Why the IS survives Subscriber Only
On Saturday, November 14, Daesh (the Arabic acronym for the Islamic State) claimed responsibility for the attacks on the French capital, indicating that they would be the “first of the storm”.
Meghnad DesaiNov 22, 2015
Out of my mind: The big Muslim tragedy Subscriber Only
After all,there have been terrorist attacks on the West since mid-1990s, if not since the Munich Olympics of 1972. What is different now?
Tunku VaradarajanNov 22, 2015
Reverse swing: What Paris tells us Subscriber Only
It hardly needs stating, also, that the Islamist terrorists are as brutal to those Muslims who aren’t of a hardline Salafi creed as they are to non-Muslim infidels.
Coomi KapoorNov 22, 2015
Inside track: Old enemy blossoms Subscriber Only
An old adversary of Modi, Sanjay Joshi, is also beginning to flex his muscles. Joshi, an RSS pracharak, was once a power to reckon with in the party, but was eased out of the BJP
Tavleen SinghNov 22, 2015
Are Indian Muslims beginning to identify with their brethren in other parts of the world? Subscriber Only
The truth is that jihadi terrorism has everything to do with Islam for those who think of the time of the Prophet as a blessed time that Muslims must return to.
P ChidambaramNov 22, 2015
Across the aisle: There is a mountain to climb Subscriber Only
The tell-tale sign is the flat growth rate: 7.3 per cent in 2014-15, 7.0 per cent in Q1 of 2015-16, and the forecast of 7.3 per cent for the whole of 2015-16.
Express News ServiceNov 21, 2015
First they came for his amorous pursuits. Next they’ll come for his martini.
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