Dose of Scepticism

Centre’s Notice on Using Generic Names of Drugs in Prescriptions Lacks Clarity, Say Experts 

Sticking to His Guns

Despite triggering a football revolution, Arsène Wenger’s adamance has damaged his Arsenal legacy

We Face a Muslim Invasion

SUAVE AND soft spoken, Prof Jorg Meuthen leads the AfD, the German right wing party.

Can Forthcoming Presidential Elections Can Change The Future Of Europe?

French citizens in India say the forthcoming presidential elections can change the future of Europe

Tickled Pink

With a fourth National Award in his kitty, Shoojit Sircar is happy making films he believes in Cinema is an Cinema is an open hearted conversation with the audience and if you build any pressure that conversation witnesses a block.

Rioting On The Wall

By making the spat with the governor public, Mamata Banerjee concedes her failure to control the Basirhat riots.

The Importance Of Being Nitish

Nitish Kumar is charting his own course, steering clear of the BJP and not always toeing the opposition line

Food Is In My DNA

Huma Qureshi opens up about her mother’s Kashmiri dishes, her sweet tooth and childhood days spent at her grandparents’ kitchen.

Return Of The Disupter

Neither the censor borard, nor the Congress party is happy about his upcoming movie on the Emergency. What's new, asks Madhur Bhandarkar.

A Matter of Dishonour

A decorated war veteran is out on the streets as corrupt politicians and colluding government officers demolish his home.

Spinning Heads

Though the Indians have gotten better at many aspects, they have not been able to work as much on batting against spin on a spin-friendly pitch.

Poll Call

Justice Karnan forms a political party to take forward his fight against corruption.

Forced Landing

Sending one more security force to Kashmir is unlikely to make any positive change in the valley.

Sewage Treatment Plants Are A Must

Interview / Naina Lal Kidwai, former country head, HSBC India.

The Sparkle Of Markle

Meghan Markle might break a few stereotypes as the Duchess of Sussex.

The Tide Turns

Track-II diplomacy may have facilitated renewed peace efforts with Pakistan, but the Indian Army’s strong stance has forced Islamabad to the table.

Paranoia's Playground

The Centre’s move to grant citizenship to persecuted minorities from neighbouring countries has ignited strong protests in Assam.

Fever Pitch 2018

FIFA’s football carnival is rolling into Russia, unmindful of the ghosts that have haunted the build up, and promising to light up this summer with some exciting football.

Flying High

Jet Airways plans to continue with the onebrand strategy, and expects customer care to give an edge over low-cost carriers.

Top Of The Feud Chain

Through global expansion, changing faces and incoming wealth, Liverpool and Manchester United continue their storied rivalry.

Play, heal

Games can be therapeutic for children.

perfect pen drive

replacing ball-point pens with ink pens has environmental, cultural and social benefits.

female fervour

confessions of the first indian woman to be charge-sheeted for links to islamic state.

trump towers

many republicans publicly denounced him. then, scandal after scandal was aired in public. but the public loved donald trump, and they preferred his plain speak to hillary clinton’s years in government.

A Win In UP Could Turn Akhilesh And Dimple Into India's 'Power Couple'

Their contrasting, yet complementing, campaign styles have turned Akhilesh and Dimple Yadav into Uttar Pradesh’s power couple. A victory in UP would make them a decisive force in national politics as well.

House Of Cards

Odds are so stacked against Palaniswami that his government may not last its term.

'Trump Not My President'

The resistance to Trump is rising, and millions of people are stating quite clearly that they oppose him and his policies.

Against The Tide

Wary of anti-incumbency, BJP leadership wants to remove Shivraj Singh Chouhan; but he is no pushover.

Smiling Buddha

Even while fleeing China, the Dalai Lama had a confident smile on his face, recalls the soldier who escorted him across the border 58 years ago.

A March Through The Ages: Kottakkal Arya Vaidya Sala

Kottakkal Arya Vaidya Sala (AVS)—a name that has become almost synonymous to Ayur-veda, for Malayalis around the world. Its years of impeccable reputation and heritage have ensured it pride of place in the very fabric of society.