The Isolated Community Has Chosen To End The Discrimination

The isolated community that stopped a dalit MP from entering their hamlet has chosen to end the discrimination.

How Aditya Thackeray Is Trying To Redefine The Shiv Sena

How Aditya Thackeray is trying to redefine the Shiv Sena with his whirlwind campaign.

Young And Determined

She is being compared with history’s enduring icons, from Mother Teresa to Martin Luther King.

How Scientists Communicate With Satellites In Space

How does an earth station talk to and steer a satellite?

Exclusive! The PM Must Wake Up...

...and see that what worked for Gujarat can work also for India

When English Became Indian

On September 14, on the occasion of Hindi Divas, the Union home minister made a speech where he said, “There is need for our nation to have one language, so that foreign languages do not find a place.”

We Need To Concentrate On Research And Futuristic Systems

G. Satheesh Reddy has had a fascinating first year as chairman of the country’s premier defence research agency, the Defence Research and Development Organisation.

The Other Anne Frank

After 77 years, the diary of a Jewish girl killed by the nazis is set to be published. The week speaks to her kin

The Moral, Ethical And Legal Dilemma Of Renting Or Donating An Organ: Who Should Take The Call?

As a doctor, practicing medicine for almost four decades, every day I come across the dilemma of some-one willing to donate their tissue or organ to someone who needs it.

D.K. Shivakumar - Villagers Recount Leader's Stories

People in D.K. Shivakumar’s village, stumped by his arrest for alleged money laundering, recount the tales of the Congress veteran

NCP's Struggle For Survival

With Pawar past his prime, the NCP’s ideological incoherence and lack of next-generation leadership make it an easy target for the saffron camp.

Reflections In Contributors: Priyanka Bhadani & Sneha Bhura Compiled By Reuben Joe Joseph Rome

Actor Tannishtha Chatterjee’s directorial debut, Roam Rome Mein, starring Nawazuddin Siddiqui, will be premiering at the Busan International Film Festival in South Korea. She talks about the film, the female director tag and adopting a baby girl.

How Quality Care And Technology Are Changing The Way We Deal With Diseases

Lessons on quality care from Neil Armstrong’s death. Focus on quality will help not only patients but hospitals, too, aiding growth and innovation

No Tears For Turncoats

Kripashankar Singh and Urmila Matondkar have left the Congress.

The Case Of Nirmala Devi Might Die A Quiet Death

The case of Nirmala Devi, who “advised” students to sleep their way to jobs, might die a quiet death

Mr. Amit Shah's Hit Tracks

Any executive producer worth his/her salt knows that on a daily prime-time soap there is no rest for the wicked.

Patriotism Out Of Pocket

The balance of payments crisis of 1990-91 was triggered in part by non-resident Indians withdrawing their money from NRI accounts in Indian banks.

Lilly Singh Becomes The First Female Late-night Host On Us Television

By launching her own talk show, Lilly Singh becomes the first female late-night host on US television.

Non-Ownership Of Land Impacts Delivery Of Government Services In Bihar

Non-ownership of land impacts delivery of government services in Bihar

It Would Be Do Or Die In Kashmir

More than a month has passed since the Union government voided Articles 370 and 35A amid a massive clampdown in Jammu and Kashmir.

The Art Of Food Seduction

How Nigella Lawson, the world’s favourite home chef, is negotiating the old and the new

Test Drives

THANKS TO DIGITISATION, PATHOLOGY IS NOW GOING BEYOND JUST DIAGNOSIS AND IS HELPING IN PROGNOSIS AND TREATMENT, TOO

Credo Needs A Redo

Mulayam Singh Yadav had an emotional decision to make.

Esow Alben Puts Indian Cycling On The World Map

Esow Alben puts Indian cycling on the world map

Acing The Test

Hanuma Vihari’s performance against the West Indies has given his fledgling career a boost

Boris Johnson, Britain's Shortest Serving Prime Minister

Boris Johnson could go down in history as Britain’s shortest serving prime minister after having lost control of parliament and the Brexit agenda

How It Would Be For Us To Live On The Moon

What it would take for man to settle on the moon and beyond

Manoj Bajpayee Makes His Web Series Debut With 'The Family Man'

As he completes 25 years in films, Manoj Bajpayee makes his web series debut with The Family Man

100 Days Of Modi 2.0

The economy may be sputtering, but Modi 2.0 is going the full distance to fulfil its poll promises

Chandrayaan 2 - Setback, Set Forward

A high-stakes attempt to land near the lunar south pole failed, but the takeaways of the Chandrayaan-2 mission will lay the path for ISRO’s future deep space projects