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Radhicka KapoorDec 24, 2020
Contract workers, who are hired via an intermediary (contractor) and are not on the payrolls of the company on whose shop floors they work, have been at the centre of much dispute over the last
Vinay LalDec 24, 2020
Despite Trump’s exit, belief in a benevolent US as leader of the ‘free world’ lies in tatters Subscriber Only
What 2020 has indubitably established is that the US is altered forever and cannot simply pick up from where, as decent people fondly imagine, it veered off, forgetful of its supposed mission to serve as
Arvind P. DatarDec 24, 2020
The extraordinary haste with which the farm bills were pushed through both the Houses has created the present crisis, which can only exacerbate the economic woes caused by the pandemic.
Express News ServiceDec 24, 2020
The bandh called by AASU and AAGSP was officially described as peaceful except at Raha and Dhing, in Nowgong district, where police had to use teargas shells and lathicharge the satyagrahis.
Sanjay KathuriaDec 23, 2020
Is it a problem if trade is informal, as long as it occurs? Should Pakistan care? Should India care?
Subrata MukherjeeDec 23, 2020
The poet, AMU and BHU Subscriber Only
Tagore felt that the two institutions could become agents of making Hindus and Muslims realise the truths of each other.
EditorialDec 23, 2020
Covid variant must be taken seriously but a year into pandemic, science should guide policy, not alarm bells.
Rajmohan GandhiDec 23, 2020
For any of us to wait for some great leader or to keep silent until a unified opposition emerges, is to acquiesce in daily deeds of injustice.
Rajiv MehrishiDec 23, 2020
To think that the farmers have been “misled” as part of a “political conspiracy” is perhaps naïve. Perhaps, the key lies in the way the MSP scheme works in certain states, and the way “big”
EditorialDec 23, 2020
New electricity rules aim to make discoms accountable to users. Competition, not just regulation, is necessary to achieve this.
Sayandeb ChowdhuryDec 23, 2020
If BJP is to be defeated in Bengal, TMC, Left and Congress must stich a strategic alliance Subscriber Only
There cannot be a three-way election in 2021. That would mean an advantage for BJP, as it will cannibalise on the factionalism in the former and on the irrelevance of the latter.
EditorialDec 23, 2020
A politician decided to switch jobs, leaving her husband’s party. No one would care if they were investment bankers.
Rekha SharmaDec 23, 2020
With the greatest of respect to the Supreme Court, it is time it takes the bull by the horns. It has, for far too long, put on the backburner issues which concern the nation most.
Shyam SaranDec 23, 2020
For India, despite a rising China, this is a favourable geopolitical moment which it must seize Subscriber Only
The world wants India to succeed because it is regarded as a benign power wedded to a rule-based order. India can leverage this propitious moment to encourage a significant flow of capital, technology and knowledge
Dec 22, 2020
Intelligence lessons from Ladakh stand-off Subscriber Only
For Indian strategists, the limits of intelligence should mean a greater focus on deterrence strategy
Dec 22, 2020
The myth of Owaisi’s polarisation Subscriber Only
The option of letting a Muslim represent Muslims and giving Asadduddin Owaisi a seat at the Mahagathbandhan table does not seem to have occurred to anyone.
EditorialDec 22, 2020
CBI chargesheet indicts UP police in the Hathras rape-murder case; fair probe is the only way to justice
C. Raja MohanDec 22, 2020
Delhi now sees European powers as natural partners in constructing a durable balance of power in Indo-Pacific Subscriber Only
A strong coalition of Asian and European middle powers must now be an indispensable element of the geopolitics of the East. Such a coalition can’t be built overnight. But Delhi could push for a solid
EditorialDec 22, 2020
Team India plunges a new low in Australia. But sports tend to forget and forgive.
Jyoti PunwaniDec 22, 2020
Anti-conversion law will push women in interfaith marriages to discard Hindu identity Subscriber Only
The manner of the law’s implementation could also lead to an outcome that goes against Hindutva’s aims. Those for whom religious identity never meant much will now be forced to adopt a Muslim identity.
As artistes, it heartens us to learn that this new reality can indeed be enriching. Since restrictions do not exist for a virtual event, it has been surreal for us to see music lovers from
Faizan MustafaDec 22, 2020
When PM Modi speaks at AMU today, he could underline his resolve to preserve, defend university’s character Subscriber Only
Investment in the secular and modern education of minorities helps the nation in many ways.
EditorialDec 22, 2020
Internal tussle in Nepal’s ruling party forces Prime Minister Oli to seek early elections, a vote may not settle the issue.
New Welfarism of Modi govt represents distinctive approach to redistribution and inclusion Subscriber Only
Traditional redistribution, which aims to deliver on intangibles like health and education, has ceded to a distinctive ‘New Welfarism’, where Centre is demonstrably providing tangible essentials to citizens
Dec 21, 2020
Colleges should not be permitted to subsequently arbitrarily change the implications of non-submission of documents in the required format, particularly if they have not reserved the discretion to do so.
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