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This is the finding of the departmental inquiry by the inspector of accident, after a nearly a year-long investigation.

It is time we shifted our focus from the artistic expressions of the oppressors.

Rendered invisible in workings of the Union Territory administration, Ladakh has reached out to the Centre with demand for statehood

The WTO membership now stands united to end the pandemic and have underscored their commitment to be flexible and engage continuously. This momentum should be built upon

Gir's vegetation absorbed the shock of Cyclone Tauktae in May. The forest was the first line of defence of the people of Saurashtra against the fury of winds

As a young girl she would sing folk songs, and secretly add new couplets to them as an experiment. She credited the rhythmic quality of her poems to her understanding of Sanskrit chants.

Tarun Das writes: With the doing away of several controls and regulations, consumers could finally choose and companies faced real competition.

This is a historic moment for the Indian Navy, which has long had aircraft carriers but until now, none built at home. The brand new INS Vikrant is said to be "75 per cent" indigenous,

Harendra Singh writes: It's a great game where everything can change in seconds, just like life.

Medal-less for 41 years in that one sport that they had so overwhelmingly dominated once, India finally drew a line from the past to the present. Tokyo can provide a fresh start to the game

Tiwari said this in his closing speech at the two-day conference of the state labour ministers, seeking to correct the wrong impression created by the Kerala Labour Minister A Mohammed.

Ram Madhav writes: The last two years have seen promotion of peace and democracy at the grassroots.

With low and uncertain incomes, families dependent on the informal economy do not have assured access to adequate and nutritious food. The pandemic has only aggravated this longstanding problem.

Apoorvanand and Gauhar Raza write: The ABVP seldom engages in arguments. It invokes pseudo-nationalism, religious insecurity or questions of caste and physically attacks and disrupts.

In the run-up to the Kargil war, the Pakistani establishment’s idea of its army’s position on the LoC was flawed

She’s got baggage, but the doll is striking out in newer directions

Rise in infection rates in pockets of country calls for increased vigilance, quickening pace of vaccination

Prem Shankar Jha writes: It would mean subsidising a small affluent section of the car-owning population, when there are better alternatives to fossil fuels available

Pratap Bhanu Mehta writes: It’s a bumpy ride ahead, with China seeking to displace America and remake the world order in its own image

For Kashmir, meeting of mainstream parties with PM in June broke political ice. That moment needs to be taken forward

Syeda Hameed writes: Since 2014, both men and women from the community have been victimised.

MY Tarigami writes: Abrogation of Article 370 delegitimised the mainstream political space in J&K. The aim now must be to reduce the massive alienation of the people

Jitendra Singh writes: In the last two years, J&K has moved forward on multiple parameters.

A study conducted by Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) in 2009 demonstrates that the all-India proportion of OBCs in medical education is 21 per cent, whereas that of SC/STs is 15 per cent. This

In Ashutosh Kaushik's appeal to Delhi High Court, there is an opportunity to work out conflict between fundamental rights.