editorial article

Balbir Punj In January 2014, at the most famous annual high table of global entrepreneurs in Davos, India could gain only a small table. "The India Story was over", they said. Many Indian industrialists had sensed the mood earlier and did…
Read More...

Amit Goel Often the potential of a lateral relationship between India and China is lost in rhetoric, and consequently, a meaningful discussion fails to take place. The rhetoric could come up during bilateral negotiations between diplomats…
Read More...

Dr PP Singh  There is a continuous row over the demand for AIIMS at Jammu. All political parties even BJP except NC are in favour of AIIMS at Jammu. Since Jammu and Kashmir are two big provinces and population of both the provinces is…
Read More...

Kanchan Gupta  Years ago, a television producer had commissioned me to interview Sunil Gangopadhyay, the finest writer of Bengali prose who was also considered by many to be the best contemporary poet. That was almost a decade before Sunil…
Read More...

Dear Editor, The recent three-nation visit of Prime Minister no doubt has created a hope in normalizing relations with China especially solving the border issues. The boundary issue in Arunachal Pradesh has been a sticking point in relation…
Read More...

Dear Editor, At a time when women are breaching male bastions and contributing equally towards national development, it is highly condemnable that they are still beset with many ills. Despite laws against sex determination and sex-selective…
Read More...

Dear Editor, Indians are morally obligated by the Constitution to value and preserve the rich heritage of our composite culture. Further, we must learn from the way the U.S. and Britain have administered and leveraged their cultural…
Read More...

Ashok Malik  In his first year in power, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has had several interactions with the Presidents of the United States and China. While his instincts may tend towards democracies and transparent polities, he has been…
Read More...

Dinesh C Sharma The Cabinet Committee on Economic affairs recently approved a National Supercomputing Mission with an outlay of Rs 4,500 crore spread over seven years. It is the first time in several years the government has committed such…
Read More...

SAHIL KISHORE SHARMA What really an earthquake means Earthquake in academic term can be defined as the sudden violent shaking of earth. There are many factors which lead to an earthquake, but main reasons are underground fault developments…
Read More...