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Place of learning or piece of real estate?
University towns, typically, nurture an environment of ideas. Unfortunately, this doesn’t seem to be happening in India
Britain may be one step closer to including measures against caste discrimination in equality law
The idea that used to be Bangalore
The city has to revive itself because it embodied a sense of hope of what India could be
Journalists must reconcile freedom and responsibility
Caregivers need to be empowered, educated, and supported
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It’s time the PM took up the Women’s Reservation Bill
The abrupt cut in mobile termination charges to push 4G will hurt investment in new networks
Banks need a stiff dose of competition
Public sector banks lack the flexibility to respond to challenges posed by NBFCs, CPs and bonds. Divestment could act as a tonic
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Mr Rajnath Singhji’s pledges of peace and reconciliation to the people in his recent visit must be a stepping stone to a concerted effort
In a column published in Greater Kashmir, veteran constitutional expert A G Noorani has explained in detail about the background of Article
Rohingya: A People without an Address
The problem with Rohingya is that they are a stateless people in a state based world order. What compounds the problem is that no great pow
In the very least it can disconcert (even if momentarily!), generate a qualm or two or maybe even pinch alive a dormant conscience!
The story behind singing this famous nait by a Kashmiri Pandit was corroborated to me by great broadcaster and legendary news reader of Ra
We are seeing our dreams gasping as we continue to die, and die very cheap.
Our killings and our injuries - both are politicised.
Even if one were to accept this view how does one overlook the stark reality that Rohingyas have been living in Rakhine State long befor
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A confession: Who steals my conversations steals trash
Just because you are paranoid it doesn’t mean they aren’t after you. It’s a line from Catch-22 and I was reminded of it when a frien
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Travelling allows us to sample different cuisines, but it also means missing the taste-things of elsewhere
Mega projects, like mega mountains, shape the environment around them
The fading out of the phone booth has not been mourned enough
The stories we tell of ourselves
The attempt by many Indians to think of historical knowledge as an immutable scientific fact is a response to our immediate past
Tales of the hypochondriacs: listen to your bodies
Health anxiety is in your mind, distressed and paranoid, that suspects the natural sensations and tells you not to trust them
Can’t a balance be achieved between the environment and economic development?
There is something in a train journey that has fascinated a lot of people and I am one of them. Maybe it has to do with stories like the â
Can we promote a ‘Handmade in India’ tag as the ‘Make in India’ campaign is being promoted? This question echoed during a discussi
Pregnancy in the time of information and technology: it is an exciting journey
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Why we all have something as magnificent as the dance of a beautiful bird in our lives
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Photographer Jitendra Arya traces India's journey after Partition
Rohingya: most persecuted' or 'most radicalized'
The whole point here is that India should live up to its own constitution by exhibiting human values and stop capitalizing on the growing t
Holding the fort of Sufiyana Music
He is credited with single handedly reviving the dying art, by documenting it and establishing a formal school in this regard.
Prime Minister Modi has no doubt emerged as a leader of masses in India but it needs much bigger vision, and heart to become a statesman.