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As Chief Justice of India Jagdish Singh Khehar retires this month, he leaves behind some big shoes to be filled. After the tumultuous reign of his predecessor TS Thakur who oversaw ...

Indian Forex (Foreign- Exchange) reserves touched a historical high of $392.8 Billion, in absolute terms, as on 28.07.2017. Just In case, if you are not able appreciate that fact, we had ...

Some of our Parliamentarians are very perturbed with the decision of Yogi government to rename Mughalsarai as Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Nagar. They allege that the character of the nation is being ...

Perhaps for the first time since the anti-Hindi agitations of Tamil Nadu in the 60s, the language issue has come to the fore in the Indian politics once again. There are ...

The Aam Aadmi Party lashed out at the BJP on Monday accusing the Party of saffronization of education in the country. “The multicultural, multilingual identity of our country is being attacked ...

It was last monsoon. I was sitting behind my colleague’s bullet when he suddenly had to apply brakes. We both fell in the middle of the highway. Luckily, the pace of ...

20th July 2017 – The suspense on the name of the 14th President of India ended by early evening, when Shri Ram Nath Kovind, ex legal counsel for the Central government ...

Uddhav Thackeray had once mentioned how the Shiv Sena ministers in the state govt are carrying resignation letters in their pockets. It seemed a big joke as those mass resignations never ...

Relations between Jerusalem and New Delhi have not always been warm, though Israel has been a good friend of India, but New Delhi has always continued to shy from demonstrating its ...

At the stroke of midnight on the 1st of July, as the (half of the) world slept, India welcomed what was inarguably the most significant economic reform after Independence, in the ...

Three weeks ago, I saw him. Sitting on the pillion seat of a bike he was waiting for the director to say ‘action’. Amidst the soft Mumbai drizzle and the cacophony ...

Israel and India have a lot in common. Both were born out of artificially drawn frontiers based on religious fault lines. Both are surrounded by an extremely hostile neighborhood which cherishes ...