With accumulated debts of Rs 5,000 cr and with expenditure (Rs 5,881 cr) far outstripping income (Rs 4,882 cr), TSRTC restructuring must not be delayed

Telangana government’s ‘Look East’ policy and infrastructure initiatives will ensure healthy expansion across real estate categories

Ganguly must lead the crisis-ridden BCCI just as he led the Indian team – aggressively and not shy away from taking bold decisions

New Delhi needs to do better in terms of global integration and structural changes if it is to compete with the likes of Vietnam

New operators will improve services but the govt should also set up Railway regulatory authority to protect stakeholders' interests

In an age of 24/7 media coverage, optics has a way of influencing politics. The political parties often seek to build their narratives based on well-orchestrated media events relying more on symbolism, atmospherics and personal chemistry than on specifics. The choice of Mamallapuram, the 7th century magnificent temple structures near Chennai, for t

Setting aside geo-political advantages and tackling the worst possible outcome of the ongoing turmoil – that of the possibility of IS revival -- must be priority

Beijing must shed the tendency to hyphenate India with Pakistan and acknowledge the ground realities

With RSS chief Bhagwat denouncing lynching, the onus is now on the Sangh Parivar to take the message to the grassroots and ensure social harmony

Instead of becoming flag-bearers of change, the TSRTC unions are shooting themselves in the foot by their misguided notions

The recent letter addressed to the Prime Minister Narendra Modi by a group of 71 retired bureaucrats rightly highlights the consequences of selective targeting of officials, both serving and retired, for gaining narrow political advantages

Clearly, no lessons have been learnt from the previous instances of the collapse of cooperative banks in several parts of the country in the past

The plastic pollution is a serious public hazard. Despite its severe environmental consequences, single-use or disposable plastic has become a global addiction

There are growing fears that the global economy will take a big hit if tensions are allowed to rise in the Gulf as the region accounts for about 30% of the world's energy supplies and 20% of global trade passages

The flood fury in several states, after prolonged dry spells, comes as a grim reminder of the inescapable consequences of the climate change and the worsening urban infrastructure. Most parts of Bihar are now submerged, Uttar Pradesh is reeling under heavy floods while several states are battered by torrential rains. As a whole in the current monso

Onion, the humble cooking ingredient of Indian kitchens, has a way of dictating the electoral narrative as well. The political footprint of onions was first established in the 1980 elections when Indira Gandhi used the issue of onion prices as an effective campaign tool on her comeback trail. Then, in 1998, a sharp increase in onion prices proved c

The point-by-point rebuttal to Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan’s hate speech at the United Nations General Assembly has demonstrated India’s moral strength at the global stage and exposed the futility of Islamabad’s repeated attempts to internationalise Kashmir on the basis of false narratives. It just took less than six minutes for Vidis

The old guard has used Sonia’s return to consolidate its hold over party affairs and is seen to be scuttling transition of power

Though impeachment gambit will put Trump under intense scrutiny, it also carries risks for Democrats because of scepticism within its ranks