No gods in Tamil Nadu
Minus the monolithic Jayalalithaa and Karunanidhi, the state will give a mixed verdict For the first time in Tamil Nadu, elections won’t be about demi-gods in the absence of J Jayalalithaa and M Karunanidhi, the two leaders who had become larger than life enough to not only dominate state politics...
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Saudi significance
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A befitting reply
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Selling conscience
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A modern-day Faust
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Expect the worst in Valley
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BJP, Sena make peace
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India's addiction crisis
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Captain Courageous
Once the World Cup nears, Virat Kohli will certainly feel equal to the task but it will be important for him to maintain confidence, unfailing courage and consistency as captain In the next few weeks, a billion people in India would experience supreme excitement watching the World Cup to be held...
To detain or not to
The debate about holding children back in a class is one with passionate arguments on either side The constant flip-flop on the ‘no detention’ till Class VIII policy passed by the Union Cabinet in 2017 is best exemplified by Delhi’s Education Minister Manish Sisodia, who has both criticised and praised...
Cricket as power tool
There are appeals to BCCI that India not play Pak at World Cup but why should we give a walkover? With tempers still on the boil over the Pulwama terrorist attacks, carried out by Jaish-e-Mohammad under the protectorate of Pakistan, discussion boards are awash with opinions on how to punish...
Shattering national stupor
The Centre has to think carefully about how to punish nuclear-armed Pakistan. But before any action in or against Islamabad, there is much to fix at home As the Government unravels the conspiracy behind the horrendous car bomb attack on February 14, 2019, that has taken the lives of 49...
A stray dilemma
It is not just farmers who face problems with stray cattle, the Vande Bharat Express, has had problems with it, too Unsurprisingly, the impact of the banning of cattle slaughter and its strict enforcement is having some serious consequences. Reports have emerged that farmers across northern India are staying up...
Pulwama offensive
India may have launched a diplomatic blitzkrieg but without convincing China, it has a tough job at hand Post-Pulwama, conversations are veering around India’s counter-offensive, diplomatic and military. Will we get the world sanction for our right to defend ourselves against global terrorism? And will we go for shallow surgical attacks...
Being deceived, everytime
The Pulwama attack proved that Indian rulers have regrettably not understood the Pakistani psyche nor its power structure. New Delhi interprets Islamabad through its eyes February 14, 2019, will be remembered as the saddest day in independent India. The killing and wounding of so many Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF)...
