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Reaching the Unreached
How a citizen resource information initiative is transforming the delivery of services
A Powerhouse in the Making
Be it infrastructure development, attracting investment or agricultural production, Uttar Pradesh is now a leader among states
NOW, A RENEWABLE FORCE TOO
One of the earliest states to have electrification, Karnataka is also the pioneer of renewable energy production in the country
NAVIGATING A MARITIME FUTURE
The plethora of initiatives taken in shipping and allied sectors have made India a vital force in the global maritime industry
ON THE FAST TRACK
The government's relentless focus on ensuring the seamless progress of initiatives in these realms has become a key factor in shaping India's growth story
The Retreat of a Moveable Feast
The iconic dabbawalas of Mumbai, who brought lunch on time, now have time running out on them. Feted globally as masters of logistics, they have a tough delivery to make: a future for themselves in a post-Covid world ruled by food delivery apps
POLITICS OF THE BEAUTIFUL GAME
Seeking to channel football's all-pervading popularity in Bengal towards extending political control, the Trinamool Congress is spreading its tentacles in the sport's administration
A GLASS NEARLY FULL
SIX MONTHS ON, THE CONGRESS REGIME HAS ROLLED OUT FOUR OF THE FIVE PRE-POLL 'GUARANTEES', BUT A FEW HICCUPS REMAIN
HOW TO CLEAN UP
Four main sources contribute to pollution in our citiestransport, construction, coal-based power plants and agriculture. Here is how we can address them
THE HALAL HULLABALOO
The use of a 'halal' tag that certifies if a product is 'permissible for consumption under Islamic laws is, ironically, not permitted in Uttar Pradesh anymore.
PLAYING THE DIVISION GAME
THE CASTE CENSUS SHOULD HELP JAGAN'S YSRCP, WHICH HAS BEEN WOOING THE OBCs, A TRADITIONAL BASE OF THE RIVAL TDP, SINCE IT CAME TO POWER IN 2019
THE POLICE VERSUS THE NIA
THE CONGRESS GOVERNMENT CLAIMS THE NIA PROBE OVERLOOKED THE CONSPIRACY ANGLE
WHAT'S KILLING MAHA'S TIGERS?
OF THE 36 TIGER DEATHS IN MAHARASHTRA THIS YEAR, 13 ARE FOR UNNATURAL REASONS
THE GREAT INDIAN RESCUE
Sixteen days too late, but Diwali finally came for the 41 labourers who got trapped after a portion of the under-construction Silkyara-Barkot tunnel collapsed in Uttarakhand on November 12.
TAKING THE MIC
Youtuber Bhuvan Bam on his latest act as commentator for the game show Takeshi's Castle and life since his OTT debut, Taaza Khabar
Play, the Beloved Country
In addressing the gender inequality plaguing Indian sport, this book by Sohini Chattopadhyay does not mince any words
GOING THE DISTANCE
SHEER GRIT ENABLED PARALYMPIAN AND JAVELIN THROWER SUMIT ANTIL TO BAG GOLD AT THE ASIAN PARA GAMES IN HANGZHOU LAST MONTH
THREADS OF HERITAGE
The third edition of Sutr Santati: Then.Now.Next in Mumbai showcases an impressive repertoire of India's contemporary handmade textiles
All Dressed UP
An upcoming exhibition in Goa will shine a light on the late costume designer and painter Bhanu Athaiya’s oeuvre
Maximum Drama
Lindsay Pereira's The Memoirs of Valmiki Rao is a modern retelling of the Ramayana set in Mumbai in the 1990s
Ocean of Stories
A podcast series on Audible, a new book on Jainism, and numerous books in the pipeline-Devdutt Pattanaik keeps the narrative flowing
GAINS OF A LOSS
A TACTICALLY BRILLIANT AUSTRALIA AND AN ILL-CHOSEN PITCH MAY HAVE BEEN THEIR UNDOING IN THE FINAL, BUT INDIA 2023 WAS A TEAM THAT HAD MUCH GOING FOR IT
A DEGREE OF SELF-INSURANCE
How you can reduce your premium outgo with certain types of insurance policies by opting to pay a portion of your claim
SHOULD YOU INVEST IN A NEW FUND?
Go for a new fund offer only if the investment idea is different from the existing schemes or you wish to put your money in a scheme run by a particular fund manager
EASY TRANSFER OF MUTUAL FUND HOLDINGS
A recent SEBI circular introduces smooth transmission of investments to family members after an investor's demise
THE BURDEN OF THE SANDWICH GENERATION
Juggling your financial needs with those of your children and aging parents is a challenge that can be overcome with a little bit of prudence
THE SHIFTING WIND IN MALE
Indian aid and support for the Maldives have marked close ties between the two nations. But newly elected, pro-China president Mohamed Muizzu's 'India Out' campaign and demand for the withdrawal of Indian personnel have New Delhi worried
NITISH CASTS A LONG SHADOW
Having delivered on the promise of a caste-based survey in his state and proportional quota, the Bihar chief minister proceeds to make some electoral capital out of it
THE CENTRE'S PROXY WAR
Governors in Opposition-ruled states are again in conflict with the elected governments there, forcing the judiciary to step in. A constitutional ambiguity has helped them sit endlessly on bills passed by the state legislatures
"WE'VE WARNED PLATFORMS OF PROSECUTION FOR DEEPFAKES"
As the menace of deepfakes mounts across India, Rajeev Chandrasekhar, the Union Minister of State for Electronics, Information Technology and of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, spoke to Group Editorial Director Raj Chengappa about the Modi government's concerns, the actions it has taken and modifications in the law that are on the anvil. Excerpts: