Govt must effectively use JAM trinity and ensure swift transfer of benefits to the needy

At a time when many countries are in lockdown, continuing with the Olympic schedule would not have made any sense

The illusory small number of Covid-19 cases and fatalities in India, due to low level of testing, should not lead to complacency

The coronavirus pandemic has brought into sharp focus India’s broken healthcare system

The killing of 17 jawans in an ambush in Sukma district comes as a grim reminder of the lethal capability of naxalites to strike at will

It was a demonstration of collective bonding and solidarity as the nation responded to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s call for observing “Janata Curfew” with a sense of discipline and commitment. The people all over the country showed a strong resolve to join the war against coronavirus and promote social distancing which is most essential to

Nirbhaya case led to a new anti-rape Act but inordinate delay in punishing culprits renders the system ineffective

Judges, like Caesar’s wife, must be above suspicion. But, former CJI Gogoi’s appointment certainly arouses suspicion

Saarc meeting sends a clear message that India will preserve and promote global common good

This may, however, be a good time for India to focusing on boosting exports

Instead of dismissing the resolutions of the States, the NDA government must speak to them to dispel their doubts on CAA

With the aviation industry already caught in turbulence due to the impact of coronavirus pandemic, the NDA government’s ambitious plan on strategic divestment of Air India has hit a fresh hurdle. Despite relaxation of investment norms and allowing 100% Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) by Non-Resident Indians to push privatisation, there appears to

Indian criminal justice system must take a few lessons from Weinstein episode on how to expedite cases and convict the guilty

India needs to urgently put together a dedicated disaster management operation to tackle the pandemic

Since international prices will eventually stabilise, India must stay focused on renewable energy

The MP crisis highlights the age-old problem afflicting the party: factionalism

The bigger challenge is to put in place a measured and progressive regulation

Telangana has done well to weather the slowdown storm and stay on a determined course that enables seamless blending of welfare with development. The ambitious budget size, pegged at Rs 1.82 lakh crore, and lion’s share for welfare of farmers and weaker sections demonstrate the State’s unflinching commitment to continue welfare programmes with

However, the intervention was long overdue as the beleaguered Yes Bank, the fifth largest in the private sector with 29 lakh accounts and Rs 2.09 lakh crore deposits, was steeped in a pile of bad loans and unable to mobilise capital