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Breaking the eastern barrier: Bengal triumph redraws BJP’s political mapThe Bharatiya Janata Party's win in West Bengal signifies a major political achievement. This victory completes the party's expansion into ...- Kiwi mate, you butter chicken apologiseShane Jones, New Zealand’s oceans and fisheries minister, has sparked controversy after saying a proposed FTA with India could bring migran...
- Mumbai’s skyline is soaring. So is the pressure on housingMumbai's booming real estate market sees global financial giants occupying luxury towers while low-income residents like taxi driver Ramu V...
- Hate speech down significantly on Twitter: Elon MuskTwitter CEO Elon Musk on Thursday said that the hate speeches are down significantly on the micro-blogging platform.
- Looking at telecom industry demand to fix floor price: TraiTrai had, in past, vehemently opposed any intervention by the regulator in setting either cap or floor tariffs, and the U-turn in its thoug...
- Hydrocarbon exploration: HC issues notice to Petroleum MinistryThe plea was filed by A Marx, an advocate from Mannargudi of Thiruvarur district. The petitioner alleged that the Cauvery Delta Zone, which...
- Why shun cats when mice incentive works?Without evidence of fowl play, cats should not be voted out of Parliament House.
- Regulatory forebearance: For the greater goodIn the Essel and IL&FS cases, mutual funds have sought leniency to ensure the net asset values of their units don’t plunge.
- It’s time to wake up and smell the coffeeTrouble will be brewing - and not only in the United States - if this widely loved beverage is put in the dock.
- What is the value of a royal selfie moment?Selfies clicked today, stored and disseminated via smartphones are the favoured mode of chronicling personal milestones.
- An old speech packs quite a musical punchNehru’s great grandson has none of the illustrious forebear’s lyrical charm. His short, staccato sentences call for a percussion instrument...
- Don't see red over refrigerated tomatoesStints in cooler environs are bound to alter something — even in human beings; after all, that is the whole idea behind reformative justice.
- Look to India for beard comparisonsCorbyn can only take heart from India, which has not aligned with this western predilection for clean-shaven leaders.
- Keith Vaz for monument recognising Commonwealth countries in World Wars"Not enough people know how significant a contribution Asian, African and Caribbean Commonwealth soldiers made in the First and Second Worl...
- Food serves many purposes other than just providing nourishmentYoung Shreya Patel’s hyphenless quinoa garam masala burger that won her a place at the White House Kids Dinner from her (and the Obamas’) s...
- Dimpled or cleft-chinned: What works best on men?Will the devilishly dimpled or confidently cleft-chinned squarejawed heroes of today be able to take it on the chin that it is not proof of...
- Fight against dementia: Having the same diet, globally, isn’t a healthy ideaWhile a common currency was good idea and needed to be implemented, a common cuisine cannot be foisted on the continent.
- Consequences of Adam and Eve living in the same eraAdam was older than previously believed and sowed his wild oats roughly around the same time as his primeval female counterpart.
- Our ancestors deserve more credit for inventing in rudimentary conditionsIt is now postulated that our forebears had invented and used stone-tipped spears - a revolutionary leap
- Papyrus Capers: Has an ancient precursor of Dan Brown been discovered, or his vindicator?If today’s authors let their imagination and speculation range freely — if not run wild — there is no guaranteeing that literary licence di...
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