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Police, intelligence agencies failed to anticipate and prevent attack near Red Fort

The overall vision of the NYC Mayor-elect forces us to reflect historically on the immigrant experience in the West and the status of minorities in the global south

The choice before India is stark: follow the Rao doctrine or revive Pranab Mukherjee’s Dhaka outreach.

Children’s access to pornography remains an unacknowledged issue

Driven by corporate capital, Haryana has moved ahead — but it may be leaving Haryanvis behind.

The Red Fort car blast depicts Pakistan has changed its tactics of sponsoring terror in India through a white-collar terror spread

In the novelist’s 250th birth centenary year, special events reiterate her creative greatness

Please let us not force this grand melange of cultures in a restrictive narrative crafted by some political strategists for winning elections

Women’s cricket has shown finesse and virtuosity that is fast vanishing from men’s cricket

Excerpt from Rupinder S Brar’s ‘Empire Speaks: Kavya Narratives of India’s Cultural History'

THE GREAT GAME Bihar has treated the Opposition, particularly the Congress, with contempt

Women appreciate welfarism when it addresses gaps in their lives and daily struggles.

A record 2.47 crore women voters turned out — giving the NDA a pan-Bihar mandate.

The Opposition’s campaign lacked cohesion, credibility and a clear leadership signal.

A rethink about early learning in anganwadis and play schools is needed.

Curbing local burning represents one of Delhi's most direct and achievable pathways to cleaner air.

Enforcing a one-size-fits-all governance model can hit India’s standing in science & technology

Customised nutrition policies hold the key to health equity

The law of ordinary residence should not be stretched for the sake of electoral convenience

Those arguing for status quo fail to justify the outmoded stance of the pristine PU calendar in the much-changed scenario of contemporary times.

India can take a cue from France, which launched the ‘Prevent to Protect’ plan in 2018 to counter radicalisation.

Guru Tegh Bahadur’s supreme sacrifice carries a timeless message for posterity

Corporates have realised that laying off one manager saves more, than by retrenching five blue-collar workers.

Resuming nuclear testing introduces instability at a time when we need restraint and dialogue.

Parties now chase them the way they once chased caste blocs.