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Protests against the CAA and the NRC are marked by the spread of disinformation and violence instigated by political players

Since last week, a fascinating code name has been trending on the Internet — Operation Twist. Rolled out by the RBI, this seemingly secretive mission ...

More firms now want to be seen as being supportive of diversity

Clap your handsPrime Minister Narendra Modi has great oratory skills and his speeches always invite loud claps. So, at a recent industry event when ...

While the government is working to boost GST revenues, steps to make the filing of returns easier for taxpayers are also needed

India lost its low-cost advantage without gaining a foothold in the competitive space of higher-end products

After the entry of Reliance Jio in 2016, tariffs had plunged owing to intense competition, hurting telcos. The recent verdict by the Supreme Court on ...

The CAG finds too many leakages in the govt’s free LPG scheme

The carefully nurtured spirit of true federalism has been broken and it is not good for the country

The US President is better prepared for the upcoming elections than his potential opponents. Emerging political trends are also on his side

I don’t honestly know what you mean.Curiously, what you said just now goes to the core of what I’m saying. Which is?That we don’t always know what we ...

Thanks to the Fed Reserve pumping money into the US economy once again, FPI inflows this year have been the highest since 2014

India’s ASAT test can’t be justified as a ‘peaceful’ exercise, given the global fears of an imminent arms race in outer space

State aggression over the Citizenship Act puts our inclusive credentials at stake

In recent weeks, a skirmish has broken out between Opposition-ruled States, who have been complaining about the Centre dragging its feet on the ...

The slowdown in registered manufacturing draws attention to the structural crisis afflicting the Indian economy, which is both generalised and deep

The government’s faith in recovering loot from the erstwhile promoters, while turning a blind eye to the company’s potential involvement in their misdeeds, stretches one’s credulity

AI can help in court administration, but not in finer aspects of the law

The rules to international engagement are getting hazy, as the US-France face-off suggests

Already on the warpath over Kashmir, Pakistan will go on the overdrive to run down India among neighbouring Islamic nations

It’s not just the usual troll armies in the fray, but the top MPs as well

By blocking the functioning of the Appellate Body, the US has neutralised any possible challenge to its unilateral trade policies

Slowing rural and urban income growth, the waning Pay Commission effect and the NBFC crunch are the proximate triggers