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NASSCOM,once formidable,is fragmenting under diverging agendas.

Our tribal policy is a mass of contradictions

The bestselling lawyer-novelist on how he came by his first idea — and why writing’s the hardest job he’s had.

The Great Depression only ended by accident. And this one might not — because we learnt no lessons

Homi Sethna,the moving force behind India’s nuclear programme

Shekhar Gupta has rightly said that half the Congress leaders “are already in campaign mode for 2014”

Syed Ali Shah Geelani says,“This has been the tactic of India that whenever the streets of Jammu and Kashmir are turned red by the blood of youth.

With focus on elephants,Indian wildlife conservation enlarges its vision.

Why we need to urgently begin cleaning up the capital control regime.

Nehru’s anti-communism was replaced by his daughter’s wooing of the CPI.

Even in the thick of a historical tragedy,Tony Blair never seemed like a Shakespearean character. He’s too rabbity brisk,too doggedly modern. The most proficient spinner since Rumpelstiltskin lacks introspection. The self-described “manipulator” is still in

The UPA’s drift is most visible in the mess it is making of India’s rural heartland.

The US is in debt to the future. And the world’s security will suffer for it.

How can you create an apparel brand that commands premium price and instills pride of ownership in a customer so she/he returns to it?

From the moment that Sonia Gandhi put foot in Indian politics,I have articulated robustly the minority view that it shames India.

The controversy in New York over the opening of the Cordoba Centre which will house a mosque,is getting quite fierce.

These days I am usually up by four in the morning. No other time of day or night is more blessed for meditation and work,and also for watching the magical transition from darkness to light,especially

More than the Opposition,MPs from HRD Minister Kapil Sibal’s own party ensured that the Education Tribunal Bill was not passed by the Rajya Sabha.

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Why the government keeps procuring more food than it can store

Scenes of stone-pelting youth taking on security personnel and the police on the streets is an indication of the disappointment and disenchantment of the younger generation in Kashmir.

The grand Obama narrative has given way to a quiet dismantling of American exceptionalism

Lawn bowls,rugby,netball,squash — the games that make the Commonwealth Games about the Commonwealth

Ending recession requires spreading the wealth

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