Ravi Tiku’s Perspective: Decoding Today’s Headlines
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Try as you may, you cannot negotiate a settlement with planet Earth. Yet, rather than fuelling despair, apathy or resignation, we must create hope and show determination to act for the climate. Ugo Astuto …
On Sunday, a champion was reignited. And a game was won By: EditorialUpdated: October 26, 2022 8:54:25 am At the most vital juncture, he rediscovered one other key trait that was hitherto not always visible …
Over the years, bilateral limited overs events between nations have become few and far between. T20 leagues are no match for the World Cup. India-Pakistan game on Sunday revealed the pull of national teams …
Democracy endures not only because the majority is heard but because the majority doesn’t weaponise the verdict to target the other. It makes us moral because we learn to listen to others. (C R …
Shashi Tahroor Keshava Guha OpinionUpdated: October 22, 2022 8:53 pm IST Last week, journalist Manoj C G asked Mallikarjun Kharge what sort of Congress President he hoped to be. Would he be like K …
Rishi Sunak. Andrew Whitehead OpinionUpdated: October 21, 2022 9:47 pm IST British politics seems to be on a loop tape. Here we are again for the second time in under four months – a …
So far, the Reserve Bank of India, like central banks in some other developing economies, has been actively intervening in the currency markets to support the currency. Global economic environment remains challenging. Policy makers …
The PDM must be seriously worried by the results. The massive public support for it in late 2020-early 2021was hardly evident in these elections. For the PML(N), the optics are terrible. His wins in …
Lt General Anil Chauhan (Retd) There is nothing in the Army, Navy, or Air Force Acts that speaks of any appointment, much less about its position in the chain of command, such as that …
The Bank of England is likely to continue to tighten policy rates further to tackle inflation. In September, it had hiked rates by 50 basis points to 2.25 per cent, even as it noted …