A Titan, Remembered

With his ready wit, theoretical physicist E.C.G. Sudarshan was a great orator, and a listener, too

We Have Given Nearly 300 Transfer Of Technologies In The Last Three Years

We Have Given Nearly 300 Transfer Of Technologies In The Last Three Years

In The Air

In The Air

Picture Perfect

Anjali Ameer will soon be the first transgender heroine of a south Indian movie

Transcending Barriers

Manabi Bandyopadhya, India’s first transgender college principal, fought the odds but her war is far from over

The Journey Of A Law

The conception to birth of a law is a fascinating journey in a democracy like India, where many factors shape and reshape a draft into an act of Parliament.

Man And The Land

On a whirlwind tour of India, I learnt that its people are as colourful as the country

Life On The Cutting Edge

From walking on a frozen river to getting stuck on the world’s highest road, there was never a dull moment for me in Leh

Buried Truth

Restoration of the Qutb Shahi tombs leads to surprising discoveries

On Their Toes

The 26/11 attacks were a wake-up call for the Mumbai and Maharashtra Police, triggering an upgrade of the security and intelligence apparatus statewide.

Down, But Not Out

Despite their dwindling presence, Maoists could still influence poll results in the red corridor.

Tectonic Shift

In the face of a trust deficit with India, China is the only alternative for Nepal.

Ten Years After 26/11 Attack

November 26, 2008. It was Mumbai’s longest and darkest night. Ten terrorists held the city hostage for 60 hours. One hundred and sixty-six people were killed, another 300 plus injured and almost every Mumbaikar was scarred for life. But then, there was strength, resilience and hope, too. On the tenth anniversary of the 26/11 attacks, a look at how the tragedy affected and changed Mumbai.

How A Parsi Family Scripted India's Biggest Business Story

The history of Tata Group is also the history of Indian industry. Here's looking at the behemoth at 150

Steely Resolve

Jamshedpur stays true to the values of J.N. Tata, after whom the city is named

A Tale, In Two Cities

The Tatas have kept their long history well documented

For The People

Tata Trusts carry forward the founders legacy of philanthropy

Quietly Brilliant​​​​​​​

Tata ensures that the brand continues to expand on the pillars of community and charity

Collateral Damage

Economy is at the receiving end of the tussle between government and Reserve Bank

The Plot Thickens

Creating a special act for the CBI and putting law and order in the concurrent list may be the way forward

Spy Games

Through many a success and setback, R&AW has come a long way

Principal Provocateur

Rakhi Sawant is livid about Tanushree Dutta bringing #MeToo to Bollywood

Sri Lanka- China On Top After Political Coup

Sirisena engineers a political coup to bring back erstwhile ally Rajapaksa; receives China’s backing

The Cup Runneth Over

The French won, so did the Russians. But, more importantly, football won.

Hardik Patel Is A Fool

IN AUGUST 2016, when Vijay Rupani was selected to succeed Anandiben Patel as Gujarat chief minister, it was attributed to his closeness to BJP national president Amit Shah. There were rumours that Rupani would hold the post only till Shah decides to return to Gujarat.

Rift Over Refuge

Despite the reduced inflow, migration continues to tear the European Union apart

Congress- Priyanka Gandhi Takes Guard

Congress president Rahul Gandhi is relying on sister Priyanka to revive the party in Uttar Pradesh.

Battle For 2019- Modi's Enemy, My Friend

If there is an aggregation of grievances on controversial issues like demonetisation, job generation, performance of government banks, social tensions and mob violence, then a united opposition can humble Narendra Modi.

What Regional Leaders Are Planning Ahead Of The Lok Sabha Polls!

While opposition leaders seem to have the same goal—defeat the BJP—most of them have kept their cards close to their chests. Pre-poll alliances might not materialise, but teams could be formed based on election numbers. 

Masters Of The Game

In a World Cup that has produced thrills aplenty, the traditional powers have been rattled, but coaches have risen to the occasion.