Opinion
SC Verdict on AGR: Telcos Have Long Ignored Warning Signals on Under-reporting Revenue
The SC order is very comprehensive, reasoned and also consistent with its previous orders on the similar issue.
Struggling With Economic Slowdown, Centre Gears Up for Another Headache as Fear Looms of Tax Shortfall
Almost 74 paise of every rupee the government earns come from taxes and a shortfall here burns a big hole in the country’s finances.
OPINION | China-Pakistan Nexus, Safety Must Top Govt’s Priority List as it Opens Siachen Area for Tourists
A part of the Base Camp next to Snout of the Siachen glacier, which tourists would like to visit, was moved back due to enemy shelling and has limited army infrastructure.
OPINION | Travelling in Auto, Seeking Justice Like Commoner: Why PM Modi’s Niece Deserves Praise for Staying Rooted
For a very long time after the robbery was committed, the cops did not know Damayanti Ben was Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s niece.
Swadeshi Reinterpreted: How Mohan Bhagwat Defended Modi Government’s Handling of Economy
Swadeshi is someone who lives in a globalised economy but only on conditions that favour India, the RSS chief said, while he also declared that there is no need to worry about a financial downturn.
OPINION | Forced to the Front Line Once Again, Sonia Gandhi Faces Unenviable Task of Reinventing Crisis-hit Congress
Sonia Gandhi had taken over in challenging circumstances in 1998 but with the Congress having lost two successive Lok Sabha polls, she faces an even tougher task.
OPINION | It's Not the Economy, Stupid: Why Politics is to Blame for India's Sluggish Growth
At the heart of our current, and past, economic troubles is the conceit and smugness of the anointed few.
OPINION | Ideological Stand vs Political Survival: Will Stalin Withstand BJP Juggernaut in Tamil Nadu Assembly Polls?
Having positioned the DMK on a strong ideological collision course with the Centre, Stalin has left little room for himself to manoeuvre with the BJP.
Without a Place to Call Home, Will Work Permits Fix Woes of Stateless in Assam? Here's the Economics Behind Final NRC
Deporting millions of people to a country that does not accept them as their own may not be an option now. The work permit system in such an instance can be susceptible to serious design flaws and legal uncertainty.
OPINION | Why the Deadline For Final NRC Draft Should be Extended Beyond July 31
The excluded number notwithstanding, what is most certain is that the NRC could have been compiled in a more efficient manner with greater preparedness by the government.
OPINION | Instead of Circling Back to First Family, It's Time Congress Picks Up the 'Right' Gandhi for Inspiration
If Congress is to survive, it must take hard decisions, the first of which is to elect a leader who is not a family sycophant. The second is to come to terms with the current political scenario and adjust the party's semantics accordingly.
'Count Blessings, Not Missed Opportunities': Neither Help Nor Harm, Why Budget 2019 is a Bag of Good Things
One of the few things business could be happy about is the reduction in the tax rate to 25 per cent for companies with annual turnover up to Rs 400 crore.
OPINION| As Kerala Becomes Vatican's New Crown Jewel, Only a Miracle Can Quell Revolt in Syro-Catholic Church
For more than a year now, the church has been faced with a rebellion against its head — appointed by the Vatican — Cardinal Mar Alencherry who is accused of having pulled off some dubious land deals in Ernakulam.
As Parties Bank on Strategists, Memes & War Rooms for Victory, is it the End of the Dedicated Foot Soldier?
Along with the arrival of poll tacticians, the increasing use of technology has changed how election strategies are now formulated and campaigns planned and implemented.
OPINION | 'Caste-ing' Shadow Over UP Dreams: Neither Chemistry Nor Math, Newton's Law Pulled Down SP-BSP Alliance
Changing age-old views, suspicions, perceptions, and prejudices in our society is a formidable task and definitely not something which Mayawati or Akhilesh Yadav could do away with in a few months.
Akhilesh Yadav’s Challenger and Birha Singer Dinesh Lal Yadav Facing His Own Music in Azamgarh
A team of singers from the SP camp has composed musical satires against the self-proclaimed folk music champion, Dinesh Lal Yadav, who is the BJP candidate from Azamgargh.