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OPINION & EDITS
Happy birthday Krystle D'souza: Her journey from a sanskari bahu to a social swagger
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.
Not so easy business
India’s jump in Ease of Business ranking is welcome. But there is much that it does not capture
Poverty in all its faces
Growth can alleviate poverty but its definition needs to expand to make any tangible difference on the ground.
Women’s March in the United States: Is India capable of showing a similar level of solidarity for our women?
Indians are known to protest. However, seldom has one seen nation-wide, women-led rallies that fight for empowering women.
The new right is wrong
It is only the old RSS vision for India recycled
Reclaiming the Gulf
The region is eager to see India return to its traditional role as a major economic and security partner
Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and them
Raheel Sharif’s taking over as director of a new Saudi Arabia-led alliance against terrorism enables Islamabad to re-establish goodwill with Riyadh
Lose-lose situation
Government’s response to the Jallikattu protests sets a worrying precedent.
Signs of change
A dictionary for aurally-challenged is welcome. For the disabled in India, many more barriers need to be dismantled.
Zaira’s dangal
Targeted by trolls, the young actor seems to have found her real-life fighter’s instinct.
Why We Marched
Protests against Donald Trump have united diverse groups.
Lawless on the shore
At Marina, an ‘apolitical’ protest and an unresisting government short-circuit due process.
January 24, 1977, Forty Years Ago: Janata Launched
The party formed by the coming together of the Old Congress, Jana Sangh, BLD and Socialist Party, will have three general secretaries.
With 103 satellites, ISRO’s showpiece launch may earn it massive satellite business
The Indian space agency will comfortably break the record previously held by the Russian Dnepr rocket–a transformed inter-continental ballistic missile–which launched 37 satellites into orbit in 2014.
Two months, three derailments: It’s time the ministry takes a closer look at railway safety
With the Railways yet to present a comprehensive plan to avoid these vulnerabilities such accidents continue to claim hundreds of lives. The inability to swiftly tackle the issue of safety raises questions of where the attention and resources of the ministry are focused.
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