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COPING WITH RISING PREMIUMS

It is not just health insurance premiums that are rising on the back of Covid. Even life insurance premiums are on the rise.

DOWNFALL OF THE RAJAPAKSAS

Through nepotism and poor policy decisions, the Rajapaksas have nearly ruined Sri Lanka’s economy. Now, a nation burning in rage wants the last of them out

AMPLIFYING HIS PRESENCE

RAJ THACKERAY

CAGING RESEARCHERS

WILDLIFE INSTITUTE

IT'S IPO SEASON AGAIN

INITIAL PUBLIC OFFERINGS

GEHLOT IN CHOPPY WATERS

RAJASTHAN

Flying High

AFTER WINNING BIG AT SUNDANCE, SHAUNAK SEN’S ALL THAT BREATHES IS GETTING A SPECIAL CANNES SCREENING

INVESTING FOR A STEADY INCOME

Investing in debt funds could provide a regular income stream and stability to portfolio returns

NO PLACE FOR CRIME AND CRIMINALS

Ever since he took charge, Assam Chief Minister Dr Himanta Biswa Sarma has launched a zero-tolerance war against organised crime. His strong and decisive actions have not only received unprecedented public approval but reduced crime by 30 per cent.

Why Hardik Patel is Sulking Again

Hardik Patel, the face of the Patidar reservation protests, has learnt how to get things done his way in his three-year association with the Congress party. It started in mid-April when he publicly expressed unhappiness with the party’s inability to take quick decisions. Within a fortnight, the state leaders were all lining up in an attempt to mollify him.

The Power Mess

Bad Planning, Poor Economics And Lack Of Coordination Among Various Stakeholders In The Sector Push The Country Into An Unending Vortex Of Power Woes

Return Of The Other Modi

The BJP in Bihar was on a high in March 2022-with three Vikassheel Insaan Party MLAs joining it, its tally in the state many BJP assembly went up to 77, making it the single largest party for the first time.

TOP OF THEIR GAME

With yet another medal haul, squash players Joshna Chinappa, Saurav Ghosal and Dipika Pallikal Karthik are proving that good things can come in threes

TO THE DRAWING BOARD

AN EXHIBITION OF MANJIT BAWA’S DRAWINGS GIVES DELHIITES A CHANCE TO SEE THE GENESIS OF HIS ART

THE TIGER CHANGING ITS STRIPES?

It's seen such an unalterable fact of nature that it has yielded a proverb: a tiger cannot change its stripes. But that’s exactly what India’s iconic national animal is doing.

Smells Like Teen Spirit

At only 16, R. Praggnanandhaa is taking the world of chess by storm

SAFFRON STASIS IN BENGAL

If there is one political outfit in West Bengal that has more trouble on its hands than the ruling Trinamool Congress, it is the newly-minted principal Opposition party—the Bharatiya Janata Party. Do a SWOT comparison.

PANDEMIC OF COMPLACENCY

DON'T LET THE MILDER OMICRON WAVE, BETTER PREPAREDNESS AND PANDEMIC FATIGUE FOOL YOU. COVID IS NOT DONE WITH US YET

POLICE AS A STATE OF MIND

It was the harshest censure of a state’s police force in recent times. On April 29, a sessions court in Assam’s Barpeta, while granting bail to Gujarat MLA Jignesh Mevani in an alleged case of assault against a woman police officer inside a police vehicle, warned Assam Police against converting India’s “hard-earned democracy into a police state”.

LETTING THE ART IN

The recently concluded India Art Fair in Delhi brought down some walls that separate cultural insiders from those on the outside

HER PET PROJECTS

Soha Ali Khan and her husband Kunal Kemmu have just written a children’s book for their daughter. The actor is determined to find a work schedule that puts her family first.

KCR'S GRAND AMBITION

HIS EYE ON A ‘LARGER’ ROLE, KCR GUNS FOR A HAT-TRICK IN TELANGANA

FERTILE FIELD

PREGNANCY-CENTRIC SCRIPTS ARE MAKING A BUNDLE IN BOLLYWOOD WHILE HERALDING AN OPEN CONVERSATION ON THE SUBJECT

A FEDERAL FACE-OFF

Ever since the DMK came to power as the first nonCongress regime in Tamil Nadu in 1967, seldom have its governments enjoyed the best of relations with the institution of the Governor.

Time To Detox

With the young, adolescents and even the elderly becoming prisoners of their various devices-whether phone, tablet or the computer screen-and battling isolation, anxiety and insomnia, experts outline how you can break free

Nitish Shows Who's The Boss

On April 22, Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar dropped in at an iftar gathering at political rival and de facto Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) chief Tejashwi Yadav’s residence.

Are Muslims Angry With Akhilesh?

Netaji did nothing." Renegade Samajwadi Party (SP) leader Shivpal Yadav wasn't mincing his words.

The LION'S Share

Situated outside Sasan Gir, the Aramness.resort offers an abundance of everything, from luxury to forest delights

WHAT'S FANNING THE GAJENDRA-GEHLOT FEUD?

The distant lights of an impending election often get clearer through the bustle of a succession of political jousts.

THE DREAM MACHINE

The made-in-India 2022 Mercedes-Maybach S-Class $580 offers nearly every possible comfort you can demand from a car, and then some...