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Guiding Light: Chaitanya Swarupam

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Why Oman Holds Strategic Significance For India's West Asia Ambitions

Prime Minister Modi’s second visit to Oman resulted in signing two key agreements: the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) and a...

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Elephants Vs Infrastructure: Assam Train Accident Exposes Gaps In Wildlife Safety Measures

A train near Guwahati, Assam, collided with a herd of wild Asiatic elephants, killing at least seven and injuring a calf. The site isn’t a...

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National Herald Case: Court Relief For Gandhis Puts ED's PMLA Record Under Scanner

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Elections & Ethics: Why Two Sports Ministers Stepped Down In Maharashtra & West Bengal

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Pakistan Exposed, Terror Proven

The NIA has filed a 1,597-page chargesheet within eight months into the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack, highlighting swift investigation. The probe...

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Old Wine In A New Bottle

The Centre plans to rename MGNREGA as VB-GRAM-G, raising guaranteed workdays to 125 but shifting more costs to states. Critics say it mirrors past...

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Data Centres In Space: When The Sun Powers The Cloud

A radical idea is moving from the fringes to serious boardrooms and laboratories worldwide: data centres in space. What sounds like science fiction...

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Left Loses Kerala Ground

Anti-incumbency played its part, but it was compounded by a series of controversies that the government failed to convincingly address. Allegations...

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Kolkata’s Messi Mess And TMC

From the immortal Brazilian Pele to the legendary Argentine genius Diego Maradona and many others in between, including Messi himself, who had earlier...

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End Shadows Over Democracy

As political ripostes go, Shah’s interventions were clever, well-aimed and rhetorically effective. Gandhi, by contrast, had little new to add beyond...

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Claims And Counter-Claims

After his release, Savarkar never again raised his voice against British rule. His subsequent ideological positions—particularly his advocacy of...

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Justice At Crossroads In Kochi

The court faulted the prosecution for failing to establish conspiracy and instigation against Dileep beyond reasonable doubt. Yet, it held that the...

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Shrinking Parliament, Shrinking Debates

Elections demand enormous expenditure. Maintaining the Parliament Secretariat, paying salaries and perks to members, and extending pensions to retired...

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An Inferno Foretold

There is no reason to expect that the script will be different in the fire that occurred in Goa last week, in a nightclub of a popular and...

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Cheetahs On The Road To Nowhere

Prime Minister Narendra Modi should be dismayed at the trend. He marked International Cheetah Day, just a day before the first cub’s death, with the...

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Stopping Acid Attacks

Shocked at the slow pace at which the horrific crime predominantly affecting women is dealt with, a two-judge bench presided over by Chief Justice of...

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Putin Visit: A Tough Balancing Act

For Putin, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s airport welcome, with a warm hug and a handshake, and the ride with the PM to his residence for a private...

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Indigo Crisis: Turbulence In The Air

IndiGo must take the blame for this state of affairs, as it was well aware that the new Flight Duty Time Limitation rules (FDTL) mandated by the civil...

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Justice For Hany, At Last!

Babu was in prison for five years and seven months, which the HC division bench of Justices AS Gadkari and RR Bhonsale termed an infringement of the...

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King Kohli Still Reigns

Public memory is short. It was in fact just six weeks back in Adelaide that Sharma and Kohli were involved in an unbeaten century stand in the third...

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Guiding Light: The Unapologetic Hindu

These achievements, along with political developments like the process to identify Indian citizens as voters, have been received enthusiastically by...

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Justice Restores Teachers’ Dignity

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A Dog At Democracy’s Door

For the first time in living memory, a member of the canine species came close to enjoying parliamentary privilege, albeit only in the premises and...

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No Saathi For Govt On Sanchar

While the intention, as the government has been at pains to explain, is to benefit the public at large—IMEI verification, blocking or blacklisting...

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Integrity Crucial For SIR

The numbers alone are staggering. Revising and verifying over 500 million entries on electoral rolls cannot be done in a hurry without compromising...

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Sadhugram At The Cost Of Nature

The Tapovan forest, along the Godavari River, is not only the heartbeat of the rapidly expanding city of Nashik but also carries the ancient...

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Trump: Contradictions In Motion

Maduro’s continuance in office is certainly untenable. But the larger question remains: what right does the United States have to blockade an entire...

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Temporary Truce In Karnataka

Karnataka is among the three states where the Congress is still in power, a far cry from its pan-India dominance of earlier times, and it is important...

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Online Regulation Without Censorship

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42 Years On, Wounds Of Nellie Resurface

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Nitish, Perform Or Perish

The JD(U) won 85 seats—almost double its previous tally—with a strike rate comparable to the BJP’s. When the BJP had conceded the chief...

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Rules Are Key To Labour Codes

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Governors Need A Code Of Conduct

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Juvenile Justice Faces Roadblocks

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Hidma, the elusive CPI (Maoist) Central Committee member, was said to have been behind 26 of the deadliest Naxal attacks, including the Dantewada...

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Railways Must Act Responsibly

The ill-fated Shravan Gupta, 23, died in May 2013 when he was headed to Maihar but boarded a wrong train and attempted to alight it while it was in...

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Hasina Verdicts Tests India

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Greening Nepal’s Election Campaign

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Menstrual Leave Not Anti-Feminist

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A Mandate Too Clear To Misread

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Women’s Quota Deferred, Justice Denied

The government’s explanation is that the law will come into force only after the next census and the subsequent delimitation of constituencies.

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Brief Winter Session Irks Opposition

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Turkey’s Bold, Futile Gesture

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