Opinion
Congress-muktBharat? The party shrinks further in the assembly elections
Assembly election results 2016: Though there were no really big surprises in the latest round of assembly elections, apart from J Jayalalithaa beating anti-incumbency for the first time in the state s
Legal intelligence
ROSS, the legal assistance bot, crosses a new frontier for AI by being able to frame legal hypotheses
Editorial: Reverse swing
Global commodity price hike can upset growth math.
Editorial: How Swamy blew it
Apart from intemperance, flawed economics
Column: Towards economic diversification
It focuses on enhancing non-oil revenue, reducing spending and increasing national wealth.
Column: Digital economy needs tax clarity
“Digital” is an inevitable and progressive catalyst of change. Whereas internet-based online transactions have existed for some time now, the transformations at a national scale are morphing many
Data cafe: 2 years of Modi govt; cruising on highways
The road sector in the country has seen substantial pace in construction activity in the last two years.
Corporatisation of the Indian real estate sector
Investment in land and housing has always been considered as the safest and the best option to make your money grow.
DIAL(ing) antitrust
In a first, flagging the issue of passenger safety by keeping a check on touts, the Delhi International Airport Ltd (DIAL) imposed an entry fee of R150 on all commercial vehicles—including app-based
Banking on a sovereign digital currency
The adoption of digital technologies is on the rise. In the banking sector too, we are witnessing a shift from paper-based transactions to more secure, efficient, transparent and lower-cost digital tr
Maoists’ use of IEDs reveals true nature of their project
On March 31, a powerful IED blast left seven CRPF jawans killed, disfigured and mutilated, in Bastar division
Changing Business
CEOs believe companies’ impact on society is increasingly shaping consumer and worker choices
Editorial: Learning with bots
They can be a game-changer for education
Editorial: Test Trai data-price order
As in call-drop case, no proper dialogue here either
Letters to the editor
Students from economically weaker sections have to resort to borrowing from banks and private money lenders at high rates.
Column: Indian start-ups need a Silicon Valley touch
Techpreneurs can learn a lot from the strengths of TiE
Column| Rational Expectations: Need an NPA settlement panel
Without this, bankers will continue to worry about the CAG or the CBI pulling them up later
Infratweets
The government will usher in a long-term development blueprint that will replace the decades-old Nehruvian five-year planning model.
Gold monetisation scheme: Govt needs to put in place credible infrastructure for testing and certification of metal
We need to put in place a credible infrastructure for testing and certification of the metal
2 years of Modi govt: Linking Aadhar to Jan Dhan accounts a master stroke, says Arvind Panagariya
In an extensive conversation with Santosh Tiwari, the vice-chairman of the NITI Aayog Arvind Panagariya lists out the successes of the NDA government...
Linking Aadhaar to Jan-Dhan accounts a master stroke: Arvind Panagariya
In an extensive conversation with Santosh Tiwari, the vice-chairman of the NITI Aayog Arvind Panagariya lists out the successes of the NDA government...
Mr Jaitley, a settlement commission for NPAs will allow Arundhati Bhattacharya to sleep well at night
Without this, bankers will continue to worry about the CAG or the CBI pulling them up later
New entrants can influence poll outcomes in Kerala, Tamil Nadu
New entrants in the fray could influence poll outcomes in Kerala and Tamil Nadu in unexpected ways.
Bill to End
The proposed passive euthanasia law is a progressive step
ISRO, DRDO, Aadhaar show public sector capable of path-breaking innovations & solutions; even better than private sector
Isro has been at the forefront of technological innovation, having developed software in a much cheaper and cost-effective manner.
Big-bang versus baby-bangs: FM Arun Jaitley is right; India needs small, but regular reforms
Small, but regular, reforms are what India needs
Letters to the editor
India drew a plan to provide broadband connectivity in the year 2011 in every village.
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