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Peace by piece
The agreement to dissolve ULFA has cemented Himanta Biswa Sarma's position as the tallest leader from Assam
BJP will be the only national party after 2024
Joyful chants of “Mama, Mama” filled the streets of Guwahati on January 10, as thousands of people lined up to cheer for Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, who kept waving at them, smiling ear to ear, standing alongside BJP president J.P. Nadda and pleased to see the saffron wave sweeping the Brahmaputra valley.
A Land of Contrasts and Colours
The Enthralling Tapestry of Indian Tourism
JOURNEY OF TRIUMPH
Unveiling the Entrepreneurial Odyssey of Mr. K. V. Abdul Nazar, Chairman & Managing Director of the Akbar Group
ROAD TEST
Rahul Gandhi's yatra 2.0 wants to present an alternative to Modi's policies, but there are hurdles on the path
The administrator discusses nothing with me
WE WANT A PPP MODEL OF TOURISM. BUT NOW THE ENTIRE THING IS GOING IN A DIFFERENT ANGLE. NOW, THE ADMINISTRATOR SAYS THAT THIS LAND DOES NOT BELONG TO THE PEOPLE.
WORRY LINES IN THE SAND
While efforts are on to make Lakshadweep India's answer to the Maldives, the islanders are anything but thrilled
Vote for an Indian English word
English is a shameless language; it borrows from any language to get its vocabulary bloated.
Pioneering Change: Directorate of Tourism Maharashtra's Visionary Tourism Policy
As the tourism industry regains its footing post-pandemic, shifting customer preferences have given way to new travel trends. Travellers now seek off-beat, adventurous, and nature-centric experiences that are sustainable and authentic.
Highs And Laws
While the Supreme Court has ordered sending back all convicts in the Bilkis Bano case to prison, it never said anything about the act of remission itself
Somnath and Ayodhya
As the leaders of the INDIA alliance mull over the invitations they have received to the inauguration of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya, this column makes bold to remind them of a similar occasion in 1951 when the rebuilt Somnath Temple was inaugurated.
Finally, some solace
Bilkis Bano cried tears of relief,” her lawyer, Shobha Gupta, told me as the news filtered in that the Supreme Court had ordered her 11 convicted rapists to be sent back to jail.
Genie in the bot
AI assistants are efficient and helpful but privacy nightmare
Of daughters and dreams
Lakshmi Puri's debut novel is a multigenerational saga that doubles as India's coming-of-age story
The red carpet wars
The official red carpet season has just kicked in with the Golden Globes earlier this week, with fashion magazines and entertainment websites taking notes on who wore what and why. This is usually my second favourite time of the year. The favourite is obviously December and the party season, but January’s red carpets remind us once again that dressing amazingly is an annual activity.
Reviving 'her'story
Women authors are increasingly fleshing out inspirational stories of women who are often only footnotes
Fareed-style and substance
I am pretty certain the first time I met Padma Bhushan Fareed Zakaria (well-known journalist, author and columnist), he was wearing half-pants. He was a schoolboy living in his parents’ home in south Mumbai, and we were friends of the Zakarias (Rafique and Fatima).
Heart of the matter
Under the guidance of Dr C.N. Manjunath, the Jayadeva hospital is giving corporate hospitals a run for their money. With 2,000 beds across three campuses, this government-run hospital is the largest centre for heart care in southeast Asia
A comprehensive exploration of aggressive hybrid funds
IN THE COMPLEX LANDSCAPE of investment options, aggressive hybrid funds stand out as a traditional choice for in vestors. These mutual funds, nestled within the hybrid scheme, predominantly invest in stocks while also incorporating a measured allocation in debt instruments. This unique blend positions them as a well-rounded investment avenue, providing a strategic mix of risk and stability.
Unlocking investment potential: The case for multi-asset allocation funds
WITH THE CONFLICT RAGING in the Middle East, the equity markets in India and world over has turned volatile as investor sentiment has dampened over the past few weeks. You, too, might have pondered the question, “How should I protect the value of my investments, or how can I reduce erosion in portfolio value?” The answer could lie in multi-asset allocation funds. These funds have been gaining traction and are increasingly becoming a goto option for both seasoned and new investors.
NO PAIN, ALL GAIN
Regulatory support and cost effectiveness put GIFT City on the way to becoming an international financial hub
THE EMPIRE
50 FILMS IN 25 YEARS. HOW KARAN JOHAR TOOK HIS FATHER'S MEDIUM-SIZED BUSINESS AND TURNED IT INTO THE BOLLYWOOD BEHEMOTH THAT IS DHARMA PRODUCTIONS
ENTERPRISE UNLIMITED
In pursuit of its dream of a $1 trillion economy, Tamil Nadu is diversifying to embrace the growing sectors
Not the right time for Rahul's yatra
K.C. Tyagi, special adviser and chief spokesperson, JD(U)
Where do they stand?
Seat sharing is proving to be the first big test for the INDIA bloc
Miscalculating India
The Maldives, which is floating towards China, has much more to gain by keeping India on its side
France and India have always stood by each other
INTERVIEW THIERRY MATHOU FRENCH AMBASSADOR TO INDIA
FRENCH KISS
Paris is positioning itself to be the most important supplier of military equipment to India
Kin for the win
The Andhra Pradesh assembly elections promise to be a family affair centred on the NTR and the YSR clans
Lord's Own Country
By keeping the Ram Mandir promise, and linking development with the revival of religious places, the BJP is taking a concrete step in reimagining India through a civilisational lens