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The Prime Minister has personally taken leadership of his government’s campaign to prove that everything said about its mismanagement of…

When a storm broke out on snooping on political leaders, judges, journalists, civil rights activists, students, businesspersons and social friends…

Morikawa’s game is perfect for strategic golf, and it showed. Am I gushing? Absolutely, and I suspect I’m not the…

The EU’s carbon border adjustment mechanism will have a marginal impact on the bloc’s decarbonisation efforts and a detrimental one…

Its climate-initiatives have tended to focus on stewardship rather than addressing risks to operations and value-chains.

Data from Price shows that the proposed OBC-creamy-layer income-threshold will allow nearly 99% of the OBCs to avail reservations accorded…

A central bank that falls behind may be forced to slam on the brakes, risking a recession and financial-market instability

One of the most fundamental and universal challenges faced by teachers is to bring a sense of parity into a…

The new responsibilities vested in the resolution professionals will check promoter malfeasance, could help recoveries

There is no denying that criminal charges against some may be politically motivated, but the larger point is that the…

The job-creation that India needs won’t happen if businesses are forced to comply with too many onerous conditions

There is an aggregate water crisis and there is a distribution crisis, since rainfall ranges from copious Meghalaya to arid…

From a larger role for self-Regulatory organisations to a revision of the household-income ceiling, there are a host of measures…

Whether the rupee will plunge towards 80 or will remain well bid is anybody’s guess

The government must initiate a proper probe into the Pegasus Project; the findings are frightening and the onus is on…