Editorial

Joginder Singh  It is understandable when one party, after having lost power, says that it will always be the ruling force, to hide its frustration. The losing party does so by constantly blaming the new ruling party, no matter the fact…
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Hiranmay Karlekar  Now that India is once again in the part of the year when the Kargil War was fought in 1999, it may be instructive to analyse what accounted for victory in it and humiliating defeat at China's hands in 1962. Both were…
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 Sunaina Malik In today's ambiance of commotion, fretfulness, dejection, trauma, thrust, covetousness and frustration, religious thoughts, religious places and religious books are the things, which grant us solace, consolation, calmness,…
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The political house may be divided on many issues but the announcement of toll tax exemption for Amranath Yatra Langar vehicles at Lakhanpur  is welcomed by all across. The demand for exemption has been there for quiet a long time. Various…
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India did celebrate Yoga Day with mass participation. This is for the first time that a civil function saw defence forces participating from Saichen to Sea. The way it got wide coverage and display it was more centred around Prime Minister…
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 Arvinder Bali  Smart city is an emerging concept in India to accommodate the booming urban population. India is facing one of the biggest challenging situation of people's migration to the urban areas. It is expected that in next ten…
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KG Suresh  Even as India's security forces were dealing with the insurgents in the North-East and ceasefire violation by Pakistan on the western front, two ominous developments took place which both the government and the people can ignore…
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Amish  Malhotra   Baba Ghulam Shah Badshah University is currently in hot news not for its achievements but for activities not suitable to a highest seat of learning particularly when it possesses the title after the country’s renowned…
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P M Mathew Recently, speaking at the 10th convocation of Mizoram University, President Pranab Mukherjee stated that our higher education system, though capable of producing world-class scholars, loses them to foreign universities.…
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Diabetes has now emerged among the most common disease irrespective of income bracket. The pace at which it is growing, though considered to be life style linked, is alarming. There is over 100 per cent increase in the trend since 1990…
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