By Arnab N. Sengupta The depressing drumbeat of bad news from Jammu and Kashmir and Bhutan’s Doklam plateau may or may not be a
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Dont taint defence forces through isolated incidents
By A Fauji Wife There has been much mud-slinging after news of a senior army officer’s wife humiliating a junior officer’s wife in public
A strange omission in President’s first speech
By Amulya Ganguli Ram Nath Kovind’s first speech as President was in keeping with his low-key personality. He said all the right things about
India’s evolving household savings
By Amit Kapoor Indian household savings patterns have been witnessing some massive structural shifts of late. Households in India have historically been quite risk-averse
The surprising origins of some much-hummed Bollywood songs
By Vikas Datta In any literary tradition, the works of even its less famous or forgotten figures are liable to crop up at some
Uncertainty over global climate fund may impact adaptation
By Joydeep Gupta The disagreement between the US and the other 19 countries at the recent G20 summit at Hamburg has put a question
Should journalists protect national interest or publish and be damned?
By Saeed Naqvi Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s fate hangs in the balance on unexplained finances, most specifically for apartments he acquired on London’s
Kovind as President: Not a tectonic shift
By Amulya Ganguli Only the naive will believe that the elevation of a Dalit, Ramnath Kovind, as the President is of seminal importance either
Redefining gifting in India with technology
By Vivek Gupta New Delhi, July 20 (IANS) Gifting has always been a part of Indian tradition and culture; a way to express love,
NTPC a key enabler of India’s electricity transformation
By Tim Buckley A recent Morgan Stanley report has downgraded the Indian utilities industry. It highlighted that renewable energy is becoming so cheap that