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Sajjan KumarJan 21, 2021
The West Bengal election will be about unprecedented Muslim consolidation behind the incumbent rather than a split in their vote.
Kapil SibalJan 21, 2021
Society’s values need to be informed by a sense of justice Subscriber Only
Diversity — cultural, religious and linguistic — that’s at the heart of thriving democracies, is victimised at the hands of a state espousing majoritarian agendas.
Bhaskar ChakravortiJan 21, 2021
Jack Dorsey’s new-found courage to silence Trump's Twitter handle may have been helped by the reality that an ex-president, now twice impeached, who incited a mob to attack his own seat of government, may command
EditorialJan 21, 2021
V Shanta, who passed away in Chennai, pioneered cancer cure and research in India.
EditorialJan 21, 2021
Furore over WhatsApp’s updated privacy policy terms underlines urgency for a regulatory framework to protect data.
EditorialJan 21, 2021
India stands to enhance its status as a responsible nation by supplying Covid vaccines to countries in South Asia.
Vinod RaiJan 21, 2021
We need to recognise that champions are not made in a day. In the making of such champions the sweat, the hard work, the mentoring, the dedication and most importantly the mental conditioning, have such
Suranjali TandonJan 21, 2021
As countries calibrate their response to competing demands for sovereignty to tax, DST is an interim alternative outside tax treaties. It possesses the advantage of taxing incomes that currently escape tax and creates space to
EditorialJan 21, 2021
The All Assam Students Union has agreed to sit in tripartite talks to find a solution to the Assam problem. The resolution to the problem should be according to the “Seven-Point Vajpayee Formula”, the outfit
Jan 20, 2021
Solving the child malnutrition puzzle Subscriber Only
Why alarming stunting levels coexist with economic growth in many states in India
Jan 20, 2021
Wages for housework Subscriber Only
The debate on paying women for housework will remain incomplete if it does not engage with unequal structures within families and society – gender and caste.
Rama BijapurkarJan 20, 2021
PM Modi should use his considerable pivoting skills and turn Atmanirbhar to Atma Vishwasi Bharat (AVB) or self-confident Bharat.
Hardeep S PuriJan 20, 2021
RERA has infused governance in a hitherto unregulated sector. Along with demonetisation and GST, it has, to a large extent, cleansed the real estate sector of black money.
Absence of meaningful research and current misguided push to disengage from China will not serve our goal to understand, analyse and respond to its challenge.
EditorialJan 20, 2021
After four years of toxic masculinity at the White House, Douglas Emhoff’s position has great symbolic value.
EditorialJan 20, 2021
Brisbane 2021 is no fluke or coincidence: It is the result of years of meticulous planning, nurturing of cricket at the grass roots.
EditorialJan 20, 2021
Mamata Banerjee’s move to contest assembly polls from Nandigram is rich in political undertones.
D. RajaJan 20, 2021
The secular, inclusive character of the country is under threat Subscriber Only
The communists, Ambedkarites and Gandhians need to take up the challenge to save the republic and the Constitution.
Arun K SinghJan 20, 2021
Biden faces a polarised society, pandemic, economic crisis. Consensus on India-US ties, though, is likely to continue Subscriber Only
The extent to which Biden can deal with internal fissures and challenges, and project a stabilising influence globally, will also have a bearing on India’s interests.
EditorialJan 20, 2021
At a news conference in Teheran, Iranian negotiator Behzad Nabavi said the hostages would be put aboard a plane “immediately after” Iran hears officially from Algeria that the US has transferred money to an Algerian
Jan 19, 2021
In defence of their struggle Subscriber Only
The Sikh community’s support for farmers protests is not because it is a matter of economic rights, but because these laws jeopardise the dignity of living and livelihood of farmers.
Jan 19, 2021
Government should offer most effective vaccines, irrespective of geography of origin Subscriber Only
In these critical times, there is a need to think globally and to put public welfare on the forefront rather than depending wholly on indigenous vaccines.
Jan 19, 2021
In defence of their struggle Subscriber Only
The Sikh community’s support for farmers protests is not because it is a matter of economic rights, but because these laws jeopardise the dignity of living and livelihood of farmers.
Rajmohan GandhiJan 19, 2021
“Hindu consolidation” against Muslims is the political equivalent in India for the American call, open or subtle, for white supremacy.
Deepak NayyarJan 19, 2021
Kamal Morarka was a man of many parts who was comfortable in different worlds of diverse India Subscriber Only
The multiple dimensions of Kamal Morarka's persona — from parliamentarian and minister, through industrialist and philanthropist, to activist and concerned citizen — made for an unusual life in our times.
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