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Quest For Kshatriyahood

Western UP Jats validate future alliances with ‘close’ castes. Assumed valour is the charm, but there are catches.

Spooling The Tangles

There has been a spurt of new drugs for diabetes and cancer treatment in ­recent years. Those with neuropsychiatric diseases, however, have been left behind as advances in psychiatric pharmacology have not kept pace.

If The Brain Withers

Four million Indians have dementia, the disease with no cure. And, not more than 10 percent of them are diagnosed.

A Coloured Scheme Of Things

Kerala’s IUML, known to be moderate, finds itself on the recieving end of fake news and BJP rhetoric

The Many Aspects Of The CJI's Sexual Harassment Case Mired In Controversy

The CJI’s conduct and the collegium’s opaqueness are stirring disquiet regarding the judiciary.

Faultlines In The Economy

Part of Modi’s original agenda is in need of a serious boost. How will he revisit it?

The Chief Question Is: What's Right?

Other angles to the case aside, has the CJI, accused of sexual harrassment, bypassed due process?

The Bells Tolled Fear

ISIS or not, the failure to stop the Easter Sunday attacks brings Sri Lanka’s fractured polity into focus. They must now maintain peace.

Hit Twice, And You're Out

Conflict of interest is an old bane of Indian cricket. Cases against Ganguly, Laxman etc must deliver justice.

Primordial Molecule

Discovery of Helium Hydride underlines mankind’s unending quest for truth

Her Crown Of Thorns

What women candidates face during campaigning is a nightmare. The solution: more women MPs and MLAs.

Bills Can Bite Back

The BJP’s citizenship bill push in the northeast can cost it electorally

One Nation, Many Nays

Centre’s proposals for single-point solutions to state subjects raise the Opposition’s heckles

Jammu And Kashmir is Stripped Of Its Special Status. What's Next?

The ‘Crown of India’ is now split down the middle. What next?

Strong Rule, Weak Economy

Contrary to expectations, reelection of a stable government has done little to warm up the economy

Sentinels Of The Wild, Wild East

Meet the brave and compassionate wildlife lovers who risk their lives to protect the beautiful and endangered animals of Kaziranga

Sushma Swaraj (1952-2019) - Thousand Splendid Suns

With grace, civility and humility, the BJP leader shone in her own light

The Valley's Will

Persuasion is the only effective solution, not stealth and sieges

Reason Behind Opposition Parties's Support To The Modi's Kashmir Gambit

Electoral compulsions push opposition parties to support the Centre on Kashmir

How Srinagar's Power Street Feels Like Now?

Arrests, lockdown, restrictions, curfew, soldiers and uneasy silence in Srinagar

What About Azadi From Hunger?

Hundreds of nutrition warriors are scripting a change in the India story. The goal: a country not just well fed, but also well nourished

Gorkhaland Supporters Want Their Hill Terrain To Be A Union Territory

Pointing to J&K, Gorkhaland supporters want their hill terrain to be a Union territory

Selfie Sex On The Wifi

Couples are shooting themselves—not with bullets, but the phonecam. And sharing their moments of intimacy. It’s just another shock to the laws that police pleasure and sexuality.

Minimal Support Price

The much ­hyped hike in the MSP of 14 crops is too little and most farmers are unlikely to benefit

Move Over To The Data Call

The government’s plans to lift restrictions on VoIP calls will usher in a new era of telephony in India

Reach For A Cant, Leap For The Stars

Raiders from the new ark—TV’s Pro-Kabaddi League—are India’s new heroes who earn in crores

Biking Back To Happiness

Nostalgia for the legendary Jawa motorcycle has given rise to quite thew craze