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EXIT WOUNDS

Ghulam Nabi Azad has left the Congress, but moving on could prove to be difficult

CLOSURE AT LAST

The family of Subhas Chandra Bose finally accepts he died in a plane crash

All Democratic Forces Need To Join Hands Against China

Exclusive Interview - Lin Fei-fan, deputy secretary general, Democratic Progressive Party

From Delhi To The Country

Arvind Kejriwal is trying to turn a crisis into an opportunity by using the political furore over the Delhi liquor policy and electoral freebies to his advantage. AAP strategists hope that it will raise his national profile and propel him as Narendra Modi's principal challenger in 2024

HIDE AND LEAK

Tamil Rockerz, the new series about movie pirates, is informative, but emotionally unsatisfying

Tomatoes in 32 acts

DISH DELIGHT Chef Mohammed Eliyaz curated a dish with 32 varieties of tomatoes

PEELING AWAY THE FUN

With Nope, Jordan Peele burnishes his horror credentials and pulls the curtain on comedy

SAFETY NET

RBI’s new regulations on digital lending safeguard borrowers from unscrupulous intermediaries, but may push up the cost of loans

MUD, MAT AND MUDHOL

A wrestling-crazy town in Karnataka is churning out promising teens. Money and support could take them far

RAPID RISE

D. Gukesh is improving by the day, raising hopes within India’s chess fraternity

BETTER DEAD THAN RED

War clouds may be gathering, but opinion polls suggest that the Taiwanese prefer democracy and are not afraid of Chinese military drills

WELFARE’S FAIR

Populist schemes have helped Tamil Nadu triple individual income and ensure inclusive growth

DELHI HAS COLONIAL MINDSET

INTERVIEW PALANIVEL THIAGA RAJAN - finance minister, Tamil Nadu

VOTES OF THANKS

Freebies are a tricky issue for all parties, and the wrangle over them is unlikely to be settled soon

ORDER OF BATTLE

Kejriwal is taking up issues that affect Gujarat voters the most. The move is drawing considerable support, forcing the BJP to react

TRIGGERED TERRITORY

Giving voting rights to nonlocals in J&K is seen as a move to disempower natives

MY VICE PRESIDENTIAL YEARS

India stands poised on the cusp of a major transition

China Became Aggressive, Powerful Under XI

Mumin Chen, the deputy representative of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Center in Delhi and professor of international politics at National Chung Hsing University in Taiwan, was the first Taiwanese national to visit Tawang, when he travelled to the border district in Arunachal Pradesh in 2012. It took him three years to get the clearance and the visit was for academic purposes. But it was of great importance for Chen as Tawang is a symbol of the victory of democracy over Chinese aggression. At the moment, his countrymen are experiencing the wrath of the dragon, after the Speaker of the US House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi’s visit to the island nation. He is worried that it would get worse, citing how Russia attacked Ukraine when everyone thought it would not.

INVESTING IN INDIA

Rakesh Jhunjhunwala was always bullish on India; his investment in Akasa is a case in point

Aircraft carriers will deter China

IN THE NEXT fortnight or so, we will witness the commissioning of India’s second aircraft carrier, Vikrant—the first to be designed and built in our country. This is surely a red-letter day for all Indians, in general, and the people in whites, in particular.

We need three aircraft carriers

WITH INS VIKRANT joining the fleet, most likely on the western sea board, the Indian Navy would again be having two carriers, just as it did when it had the old Vikrant and Viraat together in the eighties.

TRIUMPH OF TOGETHERNESS

After delivering India’s first indigenous aircraft carrier, Cochin Shipyard is raring to build another

SHE SHALL RULE THE WAVES

A CARRIER NOT ONLY DOMINATES THE WATERS AND THE SKIES AROUND, BUT ALSO PROJECTS POWER DEEP INTO THE COAST

A case of nagging cuffs

High-profile arrests by the ED and the CBI harrow the Trinamool Congress

Tough job

The primary concern for Nitish and Tejashwi will be creating jobs. If they fail, this will also be the BJP’s main weapon

BERTH PANGS

The nature of the cabinet expansion and the initial policy decisions of the Shinde government indicate that coalition partner BJP has the upper hand in Maharashtra

75 Years Of Freedom In 75 Iconic Images

A visual history of India’s birth and growth, fears and tears, setbacks and success

Drop by drop

Improved techniques to manage groundwater resources could help enhance agricultural productivity

Ocean of opportunities

Blue economy could well be India’s next success story

PAPER CRISIS: EDUCATIONAL FUTURE OF CHILD IN DANGER!

Paper as a commodity has always been a vital aspect of our country's educational system. The education system was particularly hard hit by the COVID Pandemic, with each stakeholder being negatively affected by the onslaught of regular lockdowns. With the schools closing down, our student community, the future of our country, faced a bleak period of uncertainty. Textbooks and printed educational material, which had traditionally been the backbone of our learning methodology, were particularly disrupted with the advent of online methods of teaching and learning. But it is clear that the offline education system and classroom teaching hold much more importance than online teaching methods.