TODAY'S Columnists

The curious case of Rahul Gandhi

Written by Kalyani Shankar | in Oped
Waiting for Make in India to take off

Written by Claude Arpi | in Edit
One man’s courage is another man’s betrayal

Written by Rajesh Singh | in Edit
Getting the strategy wrong completely

Written by Sandhya Jain | in Edit
Deals that harm the country

Written by Kushan Mitra | in Oped
Scourge of terrorism continues unabated

Written by Joginder Singh | in Edit
Delhi’s multi-faceted outcome

Written by KG Suresh | in Oped
Modi-phobic intelligentsia

Written by Swapan Dasgupta | in Usual Suspects
Has constant defeat silenced Congress CMs?

Written by Hari shankar vyas | in GupShup
Increasing conflict tolerance

Written by Pramod Pathak | in Spirituality
The understandable isn’t always desirable

Written by Hiranmay Karlekar | in Edit
Discredited narrative that has lost sheen

Written by Gautam Mukherjee | in Edit
Coming closer, officially

Written by Mayuri Mukherjee | in Oped
Probing the way ahead, tentatively, unsurely

Written by Ashok K Mehta | in Edit
Wake-up call the BJP can ill-afford to ignore

Written by A Surya Prakash | in Edit
Not quite telling it like it is

Written by Abhijit Iyer-Mitra | in Oped
The long march from activist to politician

Written by Balbir Punj | in Edit
AAP’s freebies pip Achchhe Din at post

Written by Swapan Dasgupta | in Usual Suspects
BJP defeated BJP in Delhi, leaders knifed leaders

Written by Kanchan Gupta | in Coffee Break
Mini times

Written by Kushan Mitra | in Automobile

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They protest too much

Written by Pioneer | in Edit
Deter those who disfigure

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Green signal to change

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Sold, violated, exploited

Written by Pioneer | in Edit
Waiting for Make in India to take off

Written by Claude Arpi | in Edit
Centre walks the talk

Written by Pioneer | in Edit
Sidelining central figure

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One man’s courage is another man’s betrayal

Written by Rajesh Singh | in Edit
A governance coalition

Written by Pioneer | in Edit
Many a slip twixt a cup...

Written by Pioneer | in Edit
Getting the strategy wrong completely

Written by Sandhya Jain | in Edit
No big deal, just hugs

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Yours truly, once more

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Scourge of terrorism continues unabated

Written by Joginder Singh | in Edit
Selling state secrets

Written by Pioneer | in Edit
My mother’s language

Written by Pioneer | in Edit
The understandable isn’t always desirable

Written by Hiranmay Karlekar | in Edit
Manjhi’s after-effects

Written by Pioneer | in Edit
Moving to the next level

Written by Pioneer | in Edit
Discredited narrative that has lost sheen

Written by Gautam Mukherjee | in Edit

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Oped

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Chinese antics on Arunachal: Staying the course

Written by SAURABH KUMAR | in Oped
India’s China policy: Go beyond competition-&-cooperation prism

Written by Jagannath Panda | in Oped
Now, it’s hoping for the best

Written by GEETHANJALI NATARAJ and RICHA SEKHANI | in Oped
Punished for a war victory

Written by Deepak Sinha | in Oped
The curious case of Rahul Gandhi

Written by Kalyani Shankar | in Oped
All show but little substance

Written by Pravin Sawhney | in Oped
Beginning of a new kind of politics

Written by Hari Om | in Oped
Swachch shakti for a new India

Written by Kota Sriraj | in Oped
Hold Amartya Sen accountable

Written by Priyadarshi Dutta | in Oped
The US’s equal but lesser citizens

Written by Munish Kumar Raizada | in Oped
Data delayed is data that’s dead

Written by PANKAJ KP SHREYASKAR | in Oped
Deals that harm the country

Written by Kushan Mitra | in Oped
Finding a place safe enough to call home

Written by Gwynne Dyer | in Oped
Disband the cult of freeloaders

Written by UTTAM GUPTA | in Oped
Delhi’s multi-faceted outcome

Written by KG Suresh | in Oped
Manipulation of bulls and bears

Written by KP Shashidharan | in Oped
Experience the cricket side of life

Written by ARNAV SAWHNY | in Oped
Pragmatic push for regional engagement

Written by Ashok K Behuria/ Smruti S Pattanaik | in Oped
Chinese reflections on India’s power of refraction

Written by Jagannath Panda | in Oped
Coming closer, officially

Written by Mayuri Mukherjee | in Oped

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Guest Column

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Struggle for daily living amid Nature’s bounty

Written by Chetna Verma | in Guest Column
Too many reds have left the skies in the red

Written by Prashant Kumar | in Guest Column
A star that shone bright and showed the way

Written by Shovana Narayan | in Guest Column
Minority that has received a raw deal in free India

Written by A Surya Prakash | in Guest Column

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Thoughts

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Think now | Mother Teresa

Written by Pioneer | in Thoughts
THINK NOW | George Bernard Shaw Complete Plays with Prefaces

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Think Now | Charles Darwin

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Think Now | Plato Classical Athens philosopher

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Think Now | Swami Vivekananda

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Think now | Bhagvad Gita

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Think Now | Henry David Thoreau

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Think Now | TS Eliot The Cocktail Party

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Think Now | Arundhati Roy The Cost of Living

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Think Now | John Maynard Keynes

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Think now | Benjamin Franklin

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Think now | Ralph Waldo Emerson 19th century American essayist

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Think Now | Winston Churchill

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Think now | Jean-Jacques Rousseau

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Think Now | John Stuart Mill Principles of Political Economy

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Think Now | Robert G Ingersoll 19th century American thinker

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Think Now | George Orwell 1984

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Think Now | CS Lewis The Four Loves

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Think Now | Aristotle Greek philosopher

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Think Now | Stephen Hawking

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Join efforts for new India, PM tells Opp

Saturday, 28 February 2015 | Pioneer News Service | New Delhi

A combative Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday strongly defended his Government against charges of compromising the interest of farmers and going soft against communal elements. In a 75-minute power-packed speech in the Lok Sabha,…

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Vivacity

Dig out the roots

Saturday, 28 February 2015 | Divya Kaushik | New Delhi

Chef Aditya Bal is on a mission to hunt recipes which are diffused in the pages of history and rediscover cooking techniques which used piles of hay and dry leaves. He discloses some secrets to…

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Sports Bytes

Bowlers have really stepped up: Dhoni

Saturday, 28 February 2015 | IANS | Perth,

India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni Saturday said his bowlers have elevated their level of performance, producing another exquisite bowling exhibition against the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in a World Cup Pool B encounter at the…

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POTPOURRI

Case of Kalki's lost and found ATM card

Saturday, 28 February 2015 | IANS | Mumbai,

Actress Kalki Koechlin lost her ATM card but was lucky enough to get it back, courtesy a stranger. The actress took to micro-blogging site Twitter to share her joy over a lady's good Samaritan act.“Forgot…

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BUSINESS & FINANCE

People wanted scam, corruption to end: Jaitley

Saturday, 28 February 2015 | IANS | New Delhi

Finance Minister Arun Jaitley Saturday took a dig at the previous United Progressive Alliance government during his budget speech, saying that people wanted "scam, scandal and corruption raj to end" and the Narendra Modi government…

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HEALTH & FITNESS

Health gets Rs.33,152 crore, six more AIIMS announced

Saturday, 28 February 2015 | IANS | New Delhi

The government Saturday announced an outlay of Rs.33,152 crore for health, with special emphasis on improving the public health sector. "In the fiscal year 2015-16, I propose to set up All India Institutes of Medical Sciences…

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Avenues

Challenges in management education

Wednesday, 25 February 2015 | Dr Daviender Narang | New Delhi

The biggest challenge of the management institutions is to produce efficient managers. We are in an era when knowledge is expanding at an unprecedented rate. The essence of good management education is to train people…

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India Abroad

New bust of Gandhian follower erected in S Africa

Saturday, 28 February 2015 | PTI | Johannesburg

A bust of a teenage martyr, who fought alongside Mahatma Gandhi in his fight against racial discrimination in South Africa, has been unveiled here after her statue was destroyed by vandals in a mainly Indian…

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SHOW TIME

Satisfy my food cravings on the weekend, says Kareena

Wednesday, 18 February 2015 | IANS | New Delhi

Actors are always under constant pressure to maintain their physical appearance and keep a tab on their calorie intake. But actress Kareena Kapoor has found a cheat code to pave her way out of…

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Books

The city of lost selves

Sunday, 22 February 2015 | Ananya Borgohain | New Delhi

Stone Mattress Author : Margaret Atwood Publisher : Bloomsbury, Rs599 Margaret Atwood, in her quintessential manner, pushes her readers beyond the edge to speculate the incomprehensible in this collection of nine tales, says ANANYA BORGOHAIN Sigmund Freud deemed the…

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Great start by Prabhu, now for the execution

Saturday, 28 February 2015 | Bal Govind | Noida

It is refreshing to see a Railway Budget without an announcement of a new train, and kudos to Mr Suresh Prabhu for saying that his Budget is the first step towards the de-politicisation of Indian…

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Dawn of a new political era

22 Feb 2015 | RAJESH SINGH | Noida

Today belongs to Arvind Kejriwal, and it would be churlish to hurl the grimmest possibilities at him at a time when he has just taken over as the Delhi Chief Minister with the promise of clean, effective, non-arrogant, and people’s governance, writes RAJESH SINGH In Thomas Hardy’s 19th century classic, The Return of the Native, the protagonist Diggory Venn travels the country marking flocks of sheep with a red mineral called…

STATE EDITIONS

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Congress to invigorate the failures of central and state

28 Feb 2015 | RAJESH SINGH | Noida

The state unit of the Congress will use the failures of central and State Government to invigorate the party workers as AICC general secretary and in-charge of state affairs, Madhusudan Mistry asked party men to highlight the failures of both the governments in a forceful manner through protest on March 12. The Congress plans ‘rail roko, and highway jam karo’ agitation for March 12...

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