By Amulya Ganguli Yashwant Sinhas departure from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is an event which ranks as low on the political Richter scale
Opinion
James M. Cain’s bleak view of human nature and relationships
By Vikas Datta Why do we like evil, or rather, are fascinated by it, especially in its literary manifestations? Philosophically, evil is needed, for
Nihal Singh was the last of the Gentlemen Editors
By Saeed Naqvi These are such desperate times for journalism that S. Nihal Singh’s departure at 89 triggers memories about a phase in the
Raising a wolf to know our life’s simian and vulpine choices
By Vikas Datta Title: The Philosopher and the Wolf; Author: Mark Rowlands; Publisher: Granta Books; Pages: 256; Price: Rs 499 There are many things
Switch to stevia for a sweet, healthy lifestyle
By Priscilla Samuel In the midst of today’s hectic lifestyle, let’s spare a thought for one of the biggest threats to our health and
You have now entered the age of absurdity: Be very afraid
By Nury Vittachi Shopkeeper: “Will you be paying by credit card, EPS, Apple Pay, debit card, Google Pay, Bitcoin or sacrifice of your first-born?”
Samurai Loans: Why Indian infrastructure needs them
By Taponeel Mukherjee News that Reliance Jio has raised 53.5 billion Japanese yen (approximately Rs 3,251 crore) in Samurai loans is proof that as
Times are changing and ideas for economic growth need to keep up
By Amit Kapoor All economies want to produce more within national borders. This urge arises from the popular belief that manufacturing is a good
Will social media replace traditional media as democracy’s fourth pillar?
By Saket Suman The increasing polarisation among media in India — and perhaps across the world — has led to an unprecedented trust deficit
Core mobile gamers to propel PC gaming market in India
By Nishant Arora New Delhi, April 16 (IANS) If you belong to the generation that played platform games like “Mario”, “Street Fighter” and “Pacman”