The corridor may be offering the opportunity to lower tension via people-to-people contact
As on 6 July, DHFL’s debt was ₹83,873 cr, of which ₹38,342 crore was owed to banks
The protest is a shame. For one, such discrimination violates the Constitution. For another, BHU is governed by UGC rules, and the appointment was above board
The exalted spot of reading can be traced to the fact that it is the oldest method of accumulating information
You needlessly damage your global image and then do not use the obvious solution in plain sight
In complex systems, two well-aimed policies could interact to yield an adverse outcome
Pragmatism may have turned the world towards preferential trade pacts but these have distortive effects that are avoidable
Gotabaya Rajapaksa of the Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP), who as defence secretary oversaw the final assault to crush Tamil separatists in 2009, has claimed victory in the country’s presidential polls held on Saturday
The Asean mood over India’s pullout from RCEP is a mix of dismay and optimism of a rethink on New Delhi’s part
Exporters have had to suffer inordinate delays in the refunds due to them under the goods and services tax regime
A leaked NSO survey report says that expenditure by consumers across India actually fell over a six-year span till 2017-18. This is at odds with our GDP data. So what explains this finding?
Western robots have been left jobless, inspiring comments like, 'Will the robots get unemployment benefits at least?'
The protesting students need only go back and read the Rigveda in order to shed their misgivings
Even in matters of faith, the court has to uphold the law and the Constitution
Courts are not the route by which govt can be singled out for governance errors
The US president seems to have detected trash of Indian origin washing up on American shores. His detection methods are unclear, but for clues, let’s look at global ocean currents
The theory suggests the state can spend endlessly to meet its goals, the fiscal deficit can simply be financed by printing money, and if inflation does not break out, it can keep doing this
If the government reviews the levies on the operators, it might soften the blow on the industry
The Persian scholar built on the work of the Indian mathematician to create this modern-age force
