All posts by PS Jayaram

How does one describe former Prime Minister late P V Narasimha Rao? Most would say he was an intellectual, a polyglot and a scholar, a wily politician but not a man of the masses, seemingly unambitious, and yet a political survivor.

The unpredictably and inconsistency of the virus puts a question mark on the Centre’s decision to ease the lockdown after April 20

With a dozen govt hospitals and 23 private hospitals roped in to treat Covid-19 patients and 127 quarantine centres, State is well-equipped

The relatively low numbers of positive cases and lower percentage of fatalities coupled with the encouraging recovery rate among patients are clear indications that the State government is on the right path.

The victory clearly establishes the fact that the TRS is virtually invincible when it comes to the State politics and that the loss of four seats in the Lok Sabha elections was only an aberration that can be corrected.

Responding to FSSAI's allegation of disparaging the fortified milk segment, Amul said it is not in favour of synthetic or artificial fortification of milk.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, for the first time, has spoken about the strong possibility of a Federal Front ruling the roost at the Centre post-May 23, the day results of the general elections will be announced.

Nizamabad TRS candidate says if Modi's graph is declining day by day, Rahul's graph is not rising to catch up with others

After two decades of coalescing around the national parties, this election could put the regional non-aligned parties in the driver’s seat 

At best, the Prime Minister’s Kisan Samman Nidhi is a poor and peripheral attempt at copying Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao’s Rythu Bandhu without getting the essence of the TS scheme.

The year saw the government come up with blockbuster welfare initiatives that would have far-reaching impact on people’s life, writes PS Jayaram.

The party, which had five members in the 119-member House in 2014, is down to one, after making a huge noise that it would play a key role in government formation in the State.

Given the multi-faceted personality, expectations that KTR would reach greater heights would not be misplaced. The working president’s post is yet another opportunity for him to prove himself.