Editorial

Rakesh Cross-border aggression in the shape of mortar shelling and machine- gun firing across whole of the International Border and Line of Control measuring about 192 km in length by the Pakistan Rangers had rendered the people along both…
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Shyam Saran Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the US has created a surge of expectations about the likely trajectory of India-US relations. There is a danger that this may defer a more objective reckoning of the realistic…
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At a time when India has trouble on the borders with Pakistan and China, though calm prevails for the time being, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's clarion call to the armed forces to be prepared to fight invisible enemy is not without a…
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It took almost a decade to get the relief package for the refugees in Jammu and Kashmir through the State Cabinet. On Thursday the Cabinet approved Rs 9,096 crore package for the refugees displaced from PoK in 1947 and displaced persons of…
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India's quest for black money looks like meeting its dead end. With Union Government filing an application in the Supreme Court, saying it cannot disclose details of foreign accounts held by Indians which are governed by bilateral double…
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A Surya Prakash The recent round of by-election has given the Bharatiya Janata Party a bit of a jolt and all its opponents something to cheer about. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's opponents are gloating over the so-called disappearance of…
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Narinder Pal Sing She took up the gauntlets and with her strength of conviction decided to go to school and wear her school uniform and this act of her bravery to preserve the dignity of school going girls  provoked the ire of the…
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Gopalkrishna Gandhi The first time an Indian Pime Minister visited the US was in 1949. President Harry S Truman invited a very fresh and gleaming Jawaharlal Nehru, two years into India's Prime Ministership, to the US on an official visit.…
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A day after China sharply reacted to India's plans to construct a road network along the McMohan Line in Arunachal Pradesh, Home Minister Rajnath Singh sent a terse message, saying 'no one can warn India'. He also said both countries should…
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The Law Commission has recommended immediate repeal of 11 Ordinances promulgated during the Second World War. The commission has stated that since these legislations have lost relevance way back should be taken off.   One such contentious…
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