The document said Gandhi "signalled that India was ready to enhance significantly its economic, particularly technological, ties to the United States and Western Europe."
Choreography for films is totally different from doing it for the stage. After 30 seconds, it’s a cut.., says India’s foremost contemporary dancer
Maitreya Buddha’s birth leads to a fantasy-laden dive into the world of Buddhist myth, populated by yakshas and asurs
A school that looks like a Railway Station; a 73 year old who studies in class 5. Read all the juicy gossip here...
A focal point of imperial contest, Kashmir has ever been in the West’s focus. This book busts popular narratives, scours history and offers a novel solution.
A TV journalist burnt his fingers in a Gupta brothers’ venture in Zuma’s South Africa. His pacy account is an indictment of a thoroughly corrupt regime.
For Gandhi, the solution to sanitation and equality was the same: we should all become bhangis, the old term for cleaners, which has now become a caste slur...
Young Indians are plucking gold at the CWG at will. Tougher challenges await them at August’s Asiad.
<em>Delhi Belly</em> to <em>Blackmail</em>, the verdict on ad man turned auteur, Abhinay Deo
Choreography for films is totally different from doing it for the stage. After 30 seconds, it’s a cut.., says India’s foremost contemporary dancer
Maitreya Buddha’s birth leads to a fantasy-laden dive into the world of Buddhist myth, populated by yakshas and asurs
A school that looks like a Railway Station; a 73 year old who studies in class 5. Read all the juicy gossip here...
A focal point of imperial contest, Kashmir has ever been in the West’s focus. This book busts popular narratives, scours history and offers a novel solution.
A TV journalist burnt his fingers in a Gupta brothers’ venture in Zuma’s South Africa. His pacy account is an indictment of a thoroughly corrupt regime.
For Gandhi, the solution to sanitation and equality was the same: we should all become bhangis, the old term for cleaners, which has now become a caste slur...
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A ‘commission’ is the crux of the investigation into the ICICI-Videocon affair
High expectations among UP’s Dalits and growing readiness to assert their rights have queered the BJP’s caste pitch just a year after the party’s never-before poll sweep
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BSY is Karnataka BJP’s face in the battle for power. The party doesn’t want signs of its past mistakes to re-emerge.
A reworked bid gifts India the prospect of owning 110 medium-role combat aircraft. Nevertheless, the IAF may be down to 15 squadrons by 2032.
Completion of the Kishanganga hydro project gives India a key advantage over Pakistan
The Left made a law that grossly undermined Bengal’s state election commission. As Trinamool unleashes pre-poll violence, an old tool comes in handy.
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A US law that punishes defence, energy partners of Russia worries India, but also ties Trump in knots
Clean India campaign is yet to address casteism
Focussing on citizens’ behaviour and segregation at source brings results
Nudging people to manage their own waste has transformed Alappuzha
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