Editorial

Gautam Mukherjee  A consolidation in governance towards effecting strong deliveries across the board should be setting in just about anytime now. There have been indeed many, and continuous, preparatory moves, scattered across the first…
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Aiming for a permanent seat in the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) both India and Pakistan are trying to play good guys to world forum. It looks too premature to make any assumptions over the normalising relations between the two…
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When  Patanjli, the propounder of modern Yoga, founded this well being exercise he may not have thought  in his wildest dream even this indigenous form of good living needed a United Nation endorsement to popularise this art of living after…
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Union Govt's  rehabilitation package  of Rs 2,437 Cr  seems  to have  not gone well with  various sections  of the society in Kashmir. Terming it too little and too late the traders  in Valley  see it as a humiliation. No where a state…
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June is midway and the monsoon has broken over Maharashtra thus giving the much needed relief and would be another two weeks when it hits Jammu and Kashmir. The political climate too has seen such relief with Govt assuring to settle the…
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Ashwani Mahajan Recently, a minister stunned the nation when he openly stated that the Maharashtra Government has no solution to the problem of farmers' suicides. It is well known that for more than a decade, Vidarbha region of Maharashtra…
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R. B. SURI A month back, the Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir Mufti Mohammed Sayeed came out openly and floated an innovative idea indeed for bringing in certain drastic improvements by bringing Professionals in certain departments of…
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Ashok K Mehta  Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar's penchant for off-the-cuff remarks will one day land him in trouble. His flip-flop on Rafale has become the most celebrated case of confusion. He should remember that every question need…
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The din created after the Manipur strike has not died till date with India and Pakistan getting into verbal duel and US asking both to take steps to reduce tensions and move toward resuming dialogue. And today Pakistan too has retorted back…
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A Surya Prakash  For long years, it has been recognised that a major lacuna in our democratic process is the haphazard growth of political parties and the absence of a basic law to govern them. Strange as it may seem, although we are the…
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