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With inflation continuing to be a worry, RBI leaves rates unchanged, signals policy support to economy will continue

Rajinikanth’s entry will create a buzz in Tamil Nadu politics. But he will need more than star power to win over voters

Dharampal Gulati’s spice mixes have been integral to a foodscape that had its origin in a post-Partition India.

It was generally felt that the MISA was being resurrected and given a deceptive name. In a moment of unguarded candour, Home Minister Zail Singh affirmed this.

Both could reach out across party lines, were modest and their parties' crisis managers

Brand JNU has become more important than the product; instead of appreciating what it requires to be at JNU, it is being assumed that being at JNU will provide what is required.

The rise of Maradona transformed Indians’ predominant sober Brazilian fan identity into aggressive Argentine fandom. The Indian media, too, placed him on such a high pedestal that he replaced Pele as the last word in

The 12,000 mark is breached. But records are only an embellishment to Kohli’s mastery of white-ball cricket.

UK sanction to Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine signals triumph of a novel approach. But cold chain logistics could be daunting.

Protesting farmers believe that new laws place undue faith in big players and corporates. Centre must pay heed to their concerns, dispel fears.

Supreme Court must listen to attorney-general, and take urgent steps to fix its gender deficit.

Other than adverse effects, many questions have remained unanswered. How effective will these vaccines be in breaking the transmission of the disease? Historically, in many diseases, vaccination models have failed to break disease transmission.

This is the front page of The Indian Express published on December 4, 1980.

What to say to the unfortunate souls who demand that Karachi Bakery change its name? How to wipe out our past, erase our memories?

On the 50th anniversary of India's victory over Pakistan, we must take note of the bravery displayed by Indian Navy’s submariners under direct enemy action.

The 1971 War was a watershed in the life of the young, 24-year-old Indian Navy. In both the previous conflicts of 1962 and 1965, the Navy's role was limited due to their continental focus. Admiral

Through mitigation and adaptation, India can not only survive but thrive on the front lines of climate change.

It is unfortunate that though the draft NEP 2020 talks a lot about “multilingualism”, it does not recognise that children arrive in school not with “a language” but with a complex verbal repertoire that may

Without some support from the state, the smallest of Indian peasants would be even more vulnerable.

It is critical that the government work with civil society and individuals with disabilities to craft an India where everyone feels welcome and treated with respect, regardless of their disabilities.

Bombay High Court is right. Those in public office must learn to take criticism, however unpalatable, on the chin.

Take a step back, kick off the shoes and settle in for a siesta. And keep the feni ready for later.

Delhi doesn’t need to appear so insecure. And Canadian PM must be mindful of hazards of playing to his gallery.

State governments with support from the Centre need to work on a revamped and robust testing and tracing strategy, which can help us save lives and manage this pandemic more effectively.

The freedom of conscience means nothing if every act of religious conversion is going to be presumed illegal unless proven otherwise. The UP ordinance’s failure to prohibit forcible reconversion is also deeply disturbing.