Ravi Tiku’s Perspective: Decoding Today’s Headlines
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The terror of past few weeks may have opened up new window of reconciliation Written by Amitabh Mattoo | October 15, 2021 3:15:10 am An Indian paramilitary soldier stands guard near a barbed wire fence in …
Singh said this during the launch of a book — Veer Savarkar: The Man Who Could Have Prevented Partition — at Ambedkar International Centre where RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat also addressed the gathering. …
Rohan Kothari writes: Law on narcotics was amended in 2001 to focus on dealers, not users. The objective was to stop thinking of and treating the latter as hardened criminals, which they seldom are. …
Coomi Kapoor writes: The business house’s affinity for the airline industry and expertise in the service sector will be tested as it seeks to nurse the perennially sick airline back to health Written by Coomi …
Andy Mukherjee | Bloomberg The erstwhile Lever Brothers – now Unilever Plc – arrived in India in 1888 with crates of Sunlight soap. There was no smartphone, and no fintech. Had those two …
Air India deal: The sale of the national carrier underlines the govt’s commitment to disinvestment, but still leaves it with significant debt. For the Tatas, it is emotional — as well as a long-term …
Bringing to close speculation about the winner of the Physics Nobel prize this year, the Nobel committee decided to award a trio of researchers. One-half went to Syukuro Manabe of Princeton University, the U.S., and Klaus …
The Chinese president’s main objective is to ensure that the communist system of governing will become the global order. Written by P Viswa Nathan | October 7, 2021 3:00:17 am India became an independent nation and …
National interest and foresight underline his willingness to tackle big problems head-on. Written by Anil Baluni |October 6, 2021 3:20:21 am Prime Minister Narendra Modi On September 17, the Bharatiya Janata Party launched the 20-day “Sewa aur Samarpan …
The economic consequences and political benefits associated with it encouraged many countries to try and “game” the system by making superficial improvements on indicators being measured and, when that failed, by putting explicit pressure …