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.
Since the Prime Minister sees black money as one of our biggest problems, we must hope that in pursuance of his search for it, he will start inquiring into the finances of our political dynasties.
“I think the government, having shot itself in the foot by demonetisation, should quietly accept that growth in 2017-18 and 2018-19 will be between 6 and 7 per cent,” says former finance minister P Chidambaram.
Poll Notification The Chief Election Commissioner, T. Swaminathan, said that the president will issue a notification on February 10, calling upon all constituencies to elect their representatives for the next Lok Sabha. Dharia Joins Janata The four constituents of the Janata Party — Old Congress, Jana Sangh, Bharatiya Lok Dal and Socialist Party — will […]
Anger at the marginalisation of the regional fuelled Jallikattu protests
WEF 2017 discussed democracy, technology. And a Christine Lagarde strategy
India is one of the most unequal countries in the world — the richest 1 per cent own 60 per cent of its wealth
Modi, the election campaigner of 2014, seems less successful in retaining his ability to sway the elections.
In Pakistan, state empowered the seminary by hiring proxy warriors from it. Then, the un-empowered developed their own street muscle, weaponising themselves through the underworld where jihad and crime meet
Changing geopolitical circumstances and economic interests have brought India-UAE relations a long way
Honorary doctorates get you a PhD, without the academic third-degree
Candidates’ lists for assembly polls suggest that the BJP, too, is keeping it all in the family
Pence’s radical crusades may quietly find an easy medium through Trump — while the latter is occupied and focused on making headlines.