Krystle D'souza's Instagram account defies her image of a demure woman and testifies the actors’s love for clothes, bags, shoes and everything pretty.
India’s jump in Ease of Business ranking is welcome. But there is much that it does not capture
Growth can alleviate poverty but its definition needs to expand to make any tangible difference on the ground.
For the seas, solar-powered ships could be what E-vehicles are for land.
A child-centred approach is difficult in India’s rigid education system
The party’s Programme for Women Empowerment features a pledge that if voted to power the party would offer Rs. 2 lakhs to men who marry disabled or widowed women. It’s an incentive to marry primarily for monetary reasons — and that’s a cause for concern
The nation is supposedly trying to do away with these social ills – and yet these outdated ideas are propagated unquestioned, with textbook dignity afforded to them.
In a dramatic late night move on Tuesday, the usually passive Panneerselvam claimed that he was forced to resign as chief minister to pave the way for Sasikala. Within minutes, he was sacked from his position as party’s treasurer.
Limaye, before taking a train to Bombay, demanded that all detenus, irrespective of their ideological affiliations, be released from jail.
The enhancement of state powers without control or transparency is not being done against our wishes
Universal Basic Income can’t be a substitute for the PDS
Politicians are ‘Boldly Loving Acronyms Made for Elections’. Will these engage voters too?
In face-off between tribal custom and gender justice, Nagaland government abdicates its responsibility
In election season, a budget is expected to be ‘populist’, at least, that has been the norm in Bharat.
Uttar Pradesh is crucial to all calculations for the 2019 Lok Sabha polls, and beyond.
Mumbai High Court’s directive to makers of ‘Jolly LLB 2’ sends out unwelcome signals in times of growing vigilantism