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SGT University Where Aspirations Meet Reality
SGT University is a pioneer in its focus on providing industry aligned futuristic education at par with the best in the world.
Celluloid Closure For A Waiting Cult
Finally, a Mani Ratnam film to add to the cult of Kalki’s stupendous episodic novel.
Two Extremes
As Fani cuts a ruinous swathe across Odisha, patches of barrenness blot India. The misery has been cannily hidden in this season of high politics.
Break-Up In Telugu
TO the average Andhraite, the 2014 bifurcation of the state united by the Telugu language took away more than the Charminar of Hyderabad.
Aaphill Drive
Kejriwal toils to climb a mountain in Punjab, Haryana. BJP, Congress work to bring Delhi CM down.
Wonky Bridge - Don't Cross
It’s an Indo-Pak measure to build confidence. But cross-LoC trade has been snowed under much distrust.
Rummy Cricket
Ace, king, jack...you select all of them and score the winning run too. But is not gambling?
Playing With Fire
The BJP could pay a heavy electoral price for forcing the citizenship bill on a reluct ant Northeast
This MP Just Had A Bad Air Day!
How Osmanabad’s Shiv Sena MP benefits from the controversies surrounding him.
Colonial Coat Tails In Feudal Fabric
Thoroughly liveried, the judge comes across as a maharaja. A time-warp cloaks Indian judiciary’s etiquette.
Rani & Rogues
The contrast between the way the police dealt with protests by Dalits in UP’s Saharanpur and Rajputs in Rajasthan is part of a pattern of selective aggression and selective silence that goes deep and wide.
What's To Be Done With Our Cops?
With the world’s largest force, India is not short of police personnel. Free them from provincial satraps, and much of our policing troubles will end.
The Slow Aarohan Of A Morning Raga
Finally, Rahul Gandhi’s anointment as Congress chief is imminent. Sights set on 2019, his task is to enliven the party.
A Maritime Arc Of Saptaswaras
Young Carnatic musicians, born or living in the US, are shifting base to Chennai as full-time performers
Birth Of A New Hindu Nation
It can’t be without reason that the RSS now says a mandir alone will come up at the disputed site. The Sangh has been carving a Hindu India since ’92.
Disposing Of A Sanitary Fad?
Indian women are warming towards a movement that seeks the return of traditional menstrual car.
Amarnath Killings: Identify Politics Of Murder And Mayhem
Mehbooba Mufti comes closer to the BJP as Kashmir battles another crisis —the killing of Amarnath yatris
Her Hand In The State's Grip
If the Rizwanur episode revealed the Left regime’s moth-eaten attitude towards women, Taslima’s banishment confirmed it
Scoring With A Scoop
Hockey-mad Orissa, new jersey sponsor of the Indian teams, revels in a first
The Grasping Quicksand
Mohammed bin Salman’s brutal power grab tramples tradition and pushes Saudi Arabia towards the abyss.
'Watch'-out Kajal Agarwal's New Move
In conversation with South India’s leading actress Kajal Agarwal about her movies which are in the pipeline, her likes and dislikes and life in general
Heer, Ranjha And A Mom's Hitmen
Mother, uncle extradited from Canada to face trial in murder case of Jaswinder Kaur, 19 years ago
Common Headache
Buyers continue to suffer as ambiguity over rules governing areas for community use remain
The Angry Citizens
NE allies are abandoning BJP over the citizenship bill
Temple Reloaded
Will Sabarimala give BJP the key to Kerala?
Hazy Saffron In Dravida Naadu
The BJP badly needs allies, especially the AIADMK, to win a few seats in the land of Tamil nationalism
Hi Or Bye?
Poor? Debt-ridden? Desperate? The Congress promises to repair India (and itself ) if it gets job.
Dial R For Hit Parade
Under Rishabh Pant’s staggering talent lies true grit. He can set the World Cup alight.
Strait Of Uncertainty
India, and the world, stand to suffer if the US-Iran Persian Gulf stand-off gets out of hand.
The Party Pooper
Tensions rise as Mamata berates ‘extortionist’ TMC members.