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Hitting A New Law

The citizenship legislation might help the BJP electorally, but it will have to first ride out the public anger

Lonely Lotus

Jharkhand has never voted for a single-party government. Can the BJP buck the trend?

Man Of The Year

A fascination for the Sahyadri led to Madhav Gadgil’s extensive knowledge of India’s ecosystems. As an ‘incurable optimist’ he is determined to see them thrive

Shades Of Grey

With the verdict in the Unnao rape case on the horizon, people in Kuldeep Singh Sengar’s village are split on his alleged role in the crime

Porn-Fed Assault

India’s millennials have grown up on misogynistic and debasing porn. They need to be reeducated that real sex is all about pleasing all genders and dehumanising none

Win And Whine

Despite trumping the BJP in the recent bypolls, Mamata Banerjee is worried about the growing clout of Asaduddin Owaisi's AIMIM

Enter, The Empire

The City Football Group’s entry into the Indian Super League could provide a much-needed stimulus for the sport in India

Maharashtra - One Chair, Three Cheers

How the Shiv Sena-NCP-Congress alliance fought its way to power

Uddhav Thackeray Takes a Giant Leap To Find New Political Allies, And The Chief Minister's Chair

As an artist-turned-politician, Uddhav Thackeray has softened the Shiv Sena’s belligerent brand of politics. But his lack of administrative experience, and the pulls and pressures of an unlikely alliance, will test his limits as an artful leader

The Big Binge Theory

Cable and DTH connections are becoming passé, as an increasing number of Indians discover a more convenient way of watching TV

Modi And Shah Have An Earthquake Coming Their Way

AATISH TASEER

The Rani's Rebirth

A mother and daughter together retell the story of Rani Lakshmibai of Jhansi

In The Pink

Despite Bangladesh’s poor showing and some visibility issues with the pink ball, the day-night experiment was a hit

Ruthless, Reckless

The BJP’s allies are unimpressed by its top brass’s rash approach to expansion

Crisis Control

The Congress chose ideological compromise to prevent the organisation from withering away in the state

Crazy Cat Gentlemen

Male And Single In The City? Adopt A Cat!

Fission And Coalition

Will a Shiv Sena-NCP-Congress government come to power in Maharashtra or will there be another Operation Lotus?

Mystic And The Moolah

How Kalki Bhagwan’s political connections doomed his spiritual empire

Naga Accord - NSCN(IM) Sticks To Its Guns

The Centre might have brought the NSCN(IM) back to the table, but the decades-old Naga talks are yet to reach a resolution

Why Did Whatsapp Keep Quiet For A Year?

Dr Gulshan Rai, India’s first national cyber security coordinator, served a four-year stint as Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s cyber security adviser before leaving office on April 30.

The Telecom Sector Is Looking At An Existential Crisis; So Are Its Thousands Of Employees

The telecom sector is looking at an existential crisis; so are its thousands of employees

Whats-Trap - Can't Reveal Our Client In India, Says Israel Company Behind Pegasus Spyware

Only governments use Pegasus Spyware, say its makers. No orders were given to purchase pegasus, says the Indian Government. As the mystery of the WhatsApp breach deepens, one thing appears clear: there may be no escaping surveillance technologies

Rebels Out To Divide Pakistan

Various groups in Pakistan, including the Pashtuns, the Baloch, the Mohajirs and the Sindhis, are fighting the national government for their rights and freedom

Grind Over; Glory Time

Actor Viineet Kumar Singh’s long years of struggle have made his eventual triumph even sweeter

Elizabeth Warren Is Fighting For All Americans, Says Her Son-In-law From Uttar Pradesh Village

Two of the Democratic contenders in the 2020 US presidential elections have strong ties with India: while Senator Kamala Harris from California had an Indian mother, Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren’s daughter, Amelia, is married to Indian American entrepreneur Sushil Tyagi. Along with former vice president Joe Biden, Warren leads the list of Democratic hopefuls.

Divide Rules

Fathima Latheef’s death brought to the fore the discrimination faced by IIT Madras students

Band Of Brothers

The Rajapaksas are back at the helm and India has reasons to be worried

World Diabetes Day - Protect Your Family

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Big Guns Blazing

The Army has rolled out the artillery to counter misadventures from across the border. The top brass believes Pakistan will not win an escalation race

Ayodhya Verdict - Faith Conquers All

The Supreme Court’s leap of faith in the Ayodhya Case will bear fruit only if the government implements the verdict fairly by bringing together all stakeholders and working out a broad political and federal consensus