Editorial

Abhijit Iyer-Mitra Irrespective of the vigour of the new Defence Minister and an emphasis on Make in India, several developments over the last few months have made clear that the army modernisation programme, at least, is turning into a…
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A tense border, a flurry of intelligence alerts from foreign agencies, a hijack alert or an explosion abroad on Air India flight between New Delhi and Kabul, a warning over use of sea route by militants and terrorists to target hinter land…
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Jammu should follow New Delhi experiment, where the police have decided to impose a fine of Rs 2,000 for obstructing an ambulance carrying a critical patient to hospital. With the growing traffic and hardly caring for traffic rules the road…
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 Balbir Punj The one word that could capture the spirit of 2014 is 'transformation'. That the total change in the political and economic scenario has emerged out of the expectations of a young India and a leader who could understand and…
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Er. Ankush Bhardwaj Through the course of using computer and internet, you might have come into contact with certain malicious program that perform some type of harmful activity like: Stealing Hard Disk Space, CPU time, access to private…
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Sandhya Jain Pakistan's policy of nurturing militias as strategic assets came home to roost on 16th December when Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan Jihadis shot 148 persons, including 132 students, at the Army Public School in Peshawar in…
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Amidst simmering tension between India and Pakistan after shelling across the border, the United States giving clean chit to Pakistan and now encourages dialogue between the two South Asian neighbours is somewhat baffling. It looks as if…
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The Presidential assent to the National Judicial Appointment Commission (NJAC) Bill 2014 will surely be a path-breaking move in the direction of justice deliverance. The issue was marred by prolonged tussle between executive and Judiciary…
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 Sanjoy Narayan The problem with very high expectations is that they can often be followed by deep disappointment. When politicians promise people too much too soon they also run the risk of ending up making everyone sorely bitter if those…
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Er. Jitender Kohli The unconditional support extended to PDP by the Kashmir Valley centric political groups including NC and Nehru-Gandhi family led Congress becoming first for it in the name of secularism has compelled the society to seek…
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