Practising tough love
There are many popular jokes doing the rounds in Maharashtra these days, which aptly sum up the relationship between the
Looking for Direction
The global economy is yet to shake off the fallout from the crisis of 2008-2009. Global growth dropped to almost 3 percent in 2012.
Run or Ruin
Much to the embarrassment of UPA II apologists, the Indian economy is in shambles thanks to high current account deficit
Put the congratulation on hold
We, of the selective conscience but the convenient privacies, of the strong lungs but the weak memories, deserve happy congratulations now that the verdict on the December 16
Kashmir's culture police
Kashmir, frequently in the news due to wrong reasons, has this year added another forgettable chapter to its long list of litanies: cultural intolerance, particularly those related to music.
Measly Sum
In 2002, a well intentioned and foresighted step was taken when Implementation of the Modernisation Plan-I for para-military forces was initiated.
'Internal security too complex'
While internal security is getting increasingly complex, adhocism is leading to too much confusion among the jawans who operate on ground.
Congress's flagship card
n response to a query about the prospects of UPA forming the next government, Sonia's response was an emphatic cent percent.
Motivating Terror
Highly placed sources point out that Tunda's arrest was a result of coordinated efforts of the Indian intelligence agencies.
Ashram trouble
Now 23 years after his death, the management trustees of Osho Ashram Trusts, to be rechristened Osho International Foundation is making news, again for the wrong reasons.
'Osho Ashram is in the hands of foreigners'
The IPR of Osho’s books is estimated to be worth hundreds of crores.
AN unfair Game
Once touted as the steel frame of governance, the credibility of India's civil service has seen its fair share of highs and lows.
Swindle land
India since UPA II came to power in May 2009 is now widely acknowledged as a nation of scams.
End of a dream
It would seem a little ironical that when regional parties are flexing muscles and coming into their own everywhere, one of the most original of their species, the Assom Gana Parishad (AGP) is in its death throes.
Seeking Gross National Happiness
Bhutan, the tiny picturesque country sandwiched between Asian giants India and China, is unique in one respect.
Issue Dated: Feb 5, 2017
