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Word of the Day: ParonomasiaParonomasia is a word that celebrates the wit and versatility of language. It reminds us that words are not merely tools for communication,...- Indian capital, British soul: How TVS Motor Company and the West Midlands are rewriting the rules of global mobilityTVS Motor Company is breathing new life into the iconic British brand Norton. A significant investment is establishing a new manufacturing ...
- Did one of China's all-weather allies backstab it? Beijing arrests North Korean spy, accuses him of stealing drone technologyChina's arrest of a North Korean spy for allegedly stealing drone technology signals rising tensions between the two nations. This action r...
- Relief for pharma cos as Delhi HC says cough syrup ban applies prospectivelyThe Delhi High Court has provided relief to pharma companies like Glenmark Pharmaceuticals and Zuventus Healthcare, ruling that the ban on ...
- Revealed: Why FX hasn't renewed the "English Teacher"FX's 'English Teacher' faces an uncertain future amidst controversy surrounding its creator and star, Brian Jordan Alvarez. Alvarez is accu...
- Karnataka announces framework for fact-checking unitThe unit includes an oversight committee, a review Single Point of Contact (SPOC), and nodal officers.
- Kurbaan: Movie ReviewKurbaan, noticeably, is set on the same plot of New York - the pun involves both the city and the cinema. And while in any other case this ...
- Jaishankar talks tough on terror at SCO Summit with Bilawal Bhutto in attendanceIndia has urged the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) to concentrate on firmly battling terrorism, including cross-border terrorism. ...
- India apprises China of new norms for Indian medical students studying in Chinese colleges to qualify for practice back homeIn September last, the Indian Embassy in Beijing issued a detailed advisory for prospective Indian students wanting to study medicine in Ch...
- India will give 'prachand jawab' if it is tested: PM Modi at Longewala PostAddressing soldiers at the forward post, which has become a part of military legend after troops here successfully thwarted numerically hig...
- View: Why India should have a 'tit-for-tat’ approach with ChinaOr else we will have to relive the sorry picture of British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain alighting from a plane on September 30, 1938...
- Aspirations, as Dalits martial memoriesAn East Indian Company force comprising, among others, ‘untouchable’ Mahars, who had forced a division of the Peshwa’s army to retreat.
- Omar Abdullah slams Sayeed's remarks on 'RSS feedback'Omar said this was another sad confession of insensitivity towards thousands of flood victims of the state who were promised effective reha...
- Instead of aborting NJAC, Supreme Court should have given it a fair chance to succeedFor all the former adjectives, the nation owes the judicial authors our deepest gratitude. For the latter result, a legal critique is justi...
- Quota unquote: Where did Mohan Bhagwat lose the plot?Bhagwat's remarks are redolent with upper-caste elitism: after all, which middle or lower-caste Bihari will oppose reservation?
- By heeding Janardhan Dwivedi's diagnosis, Congress can chart its way forwardIf you cannot identify what has gone wrong, you will never discover how to set it right. Dwivedi deserves a doctorate.
- Hanged on comma, stuck on semicolonThis was the fate of Sir Roger Casement, who was knighted for exposing the brutality of Belgians and the British in Congo and Peru.
- Communication still has to choose between cliches and jargonOf course, the best practice would be to express oneself using original prose in simple English, shorn of both cliches and jargon.
- Indian press hails government win in confidence voteIndian newspapers breathed a collective sigh of relief after the government survived a confidence vote that clears it to press on with an a...
- After Chennai HC riposte, Novartis should introspectEarlier this week, the Chennai High Court, in the Novartis case, observed that international treaties are akin to contracts, and where they...
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