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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.
Jallikattu protests: Not new for Tamils to stand united for something they believe in
In Tamil Nadu, admiration or respect for something – whether it’s a centuries-old cultural practice, a cinematic demigod, or a political icon – has always been accompanied by heightened emotions. Be it Jallikattu, the conflict over the Cauvery river, the unbounded reverence for Tamil superstar Rajnikanth
January 23, 1977, Forty Years Ago: JP Boosts Democracy
This day, forty years ago.
Spiced With Surprise
A ‘masala dosa brioche’ is making tempers boil. But culinary invention is eternal
An uneasy force
Rumblings in the police ranks are a warning: Grievance redressal mechanisms need revisiting
The right to return
J&K assembly resolution on Kashmiri Pandits is a reminder of work yet to be done
Trump’s tired fantasy
New US president’s slogan of ‘America First’ skirts the real issues dividing the United States
Next Door Nepal: The shadow of monarchs
Public sentiment may force radicals in office to engage with their feudal foes.
The onus of legacy
To ask if Presidency’s true spirit lies in the past or the future is to draw an artificial dichotomy.
Justice, more sensitive
Bihar government’s decision to put in place 50 per cent reservations in judicial services is a step long overdue.
More ₹100 notes in ATMs, big relief for citizens
One of the biggest issues faced by citizens after demonetisation was the shortage of ₹100 notes.
Jallikattu is back, but can tradition justify these deaths?
Today, Jallikattu was held in parts of Tamil Nadu, in which tens of thousands of people participated. However, within hours reports said two had been left dead and 83 injured after at Rapoosal village in Pudukottai district.
Akhilesh Yadav’s jibe at Gandhis may leave Congress miffed
Speaking about one of his visits to a primary school in Rae Bareli, the parliamentary constituency of Congress president Sonia Gandhi, he said children took him for Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi.
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