It would not be a surprise if passengers think twice about accepting food served on the airline’s flights in future

Experts question the government move, which is just targeting ‘cash’ and ignoring other means of wealth and black money

The bombshell dropped by the Delhi Chief Minister will no doubt be a thorn in the flesh of the Prime Minister as it is likely to come up some day during the winter session of Parliament.

Given this background, it is understandable that the Chief Minister is seriously considering measures to tighten the belt.

As trust deficit has marred the chemistry between India and Pakistan beyond repair, escalation of skirmishes on the border cannot be ruled out.

While there is reason to feel a little heady with the US election outcome, one should restrain from going gung ho on this seemingly favourable wind blowing in India’s direction.

Liquidity crunch created by demonetisation will also increase usage of cheques, online transfers and payment wallets for day to day use.

There is an improved performance in major international tournaments much to the delight of the connoisseurs of the game.

Political parties must realise religion is a personal issue and politicians may confine their religious activity to visiting shrines of worship.

Industries and IT Minister KT Rama Rao has set out tougher targets to ensure that the State does not slip from the position of preeminence.

Ordering mere investigation into the controversy by the NIA or the CBI may not clear the apprehensions that the probe would be impartial.

In a dramatic development, Tata Sons on Monday made an announcement that its board has replaced Cyrus P Mistry as Chairman. The decision was taken at a board meeting held in Mumbai. The board named Ratan N Tata as Interim Chairman of Tata Sons and formed a selection committee to choose a new Chairman. The committee, comprising Ratan Tata, Venu Srin

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