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VARIETY

| 4-minute read

Pollution, Water pollution, Air Pollution, AQI

Why right to clean air and water should be made a fundamental tight

Water has entered the turf of a verbal war between political parties serving the purposes of egotistic claims, rather the serving the people's cause.

Nilanjan Ghosh

VARIETY

| Fortune Cookie | 4-minute read

Dhasoocafe, delhieateries, indianfood, cafedelhiheights, sangamcourtyard, vikrantbatra

Fortune Cookie

A ‘Dhasoo’ turn on causal Indian food

Located at Sangam Courtyard in Delhi, Dhasoo Cafe boasts of traditional flavours that’ll appeal to the millennial generation.

Sourish Bhattacharyya

@sourishb1963

POLITICS

| 4-minute read

Why a second look at science is needed to understand politics

Many scientists do not equate scientific concern with national interest.

Shiv Visvanathan

@ShivVisvanathan

VARIETY

| 4-minute read

AAP, Delhi Government, Aam Aadmi Party, Delhi government schools

Why every state in India must follow AAP government's education model

In the past five years, the only state which has made positive headlines in matters of public education is Delhi.

Sayantan Ghosh

@sayantan_gh

POLITICS

| 5-minute read

Maharashtra, Uddhav Thackeray, Sharad Pawar, maharashtra alliance

Maharashtra tiger flaunts new stripes

Like the tiger that has tasted human blood, the Sena has also turned rogue.

Makarand R Paranjape

@MakrandParanspe

POLITICS

| Ed Hoc | 3-minute read

Ed Hoc

Forever in shadows, can Uddhav Thackeray ever be his own man?

Being in bed with Sharad Pawar and the Congress is a difficult threesome even for a deft political acrobat. And Uddhav has no administrative experience.

Deep Halder

@deepscribble

POLITICS

| Musings from afar | 5-minute read

Jaishankar, S Jaishankar, external affairs minister, External Affairs Ministry

Musings from afar

How S Jaishankar set the record straight

The external affairs minister's assessment of the changing global environment is apt and its impact on Indian foreign policy is already very visible.

Harsh V Pant

VARIETY

| 4-minute read

Blackwarrant, Book Review, Tihar Jail, Books

Black Warrant: On the wrong side of Tihar's high walls

Sunil Gupta and Sunetra Choudhury's book is not for the faint-hearted.

Vandana

@Vandana5

VARIETY

| 4-minute read

Avianbotulism, sambharlake, biodiversityloss, Rajasthan, migratorybirdsdead

What killed the thousands of migratory birds in Rajasthan?

Avian botulism is the surficial cause that killed tens of thousands of migratory birds. Collective apathy is the underlying reason.

Rajeshwari Ganesan

@rajeshwaridotg

Open to Opinion

VARIETY

#Hyderabadrape
All accused
We are the moral police teaching women why and how they should avoid 'danger'.
Sucharita Sen @Twittswitch

POLITICS

#Indianeconomy
Spiralling down
What India needs is sensible but sweeping reform; what India is getting is Soviet-style targets for the bureaucracy.
Sushant Sareen @sushantsareen

VARIETY

#Pollution
No safe air No safe air for schoolchildren
The Gandhi-Nehru dialogue is one of the best resources we have to meditate on the horror that children are facing in the air of Delhi and other cities in the region.
Krishna Kumar

VARIETY

#Rape
Onus of proof
A Delhi court put the onus of proof on the victim.
Vandana @Vandana5

MONEY

#Economicslowdown
In a free fall
India Today Group Editor-in-Chief talks about why economy's growth engines are slowing down and what can fix them, in the December 16 edition of the India Today Magazine.
Aroon Purie @aroonpurie

VARIETY

Why right to clean air and water should be made a fundamental tight

Water has entered the turf of a verbal war between political parties serving the purposes of egotistic claims, rather the serving the people's cause.

VARIETY

A ‘Dhasoo’ turn on causal Indian food

Located at Sangam Courtyard in Delhi, Dhasoo Cafe boasts of traditional flavours that’ll appeal to the millennial generation.

POLITICS

Why a second look at science is needed to understand politics

Many scientists do not equate scientific concern with national interest.

VARIETY

Why every state in India must follow AAP government's education model

In the past five years, the only state which has made positive headlines in matters of public education is Delhi.

POLITICS

Maharashtra tiger flaunts new stripes

Like the tiger that has tasted human blood, the Sena has also turned rogue.

POLITICS

Forever in shadows, can Uddhav Thackeray ever be his own man?

Being in bed with Sharad Pawar and the Congress is a difficult threesome even for a deft political acrobat. And Uddhav has no administrative experience.

POLITICS

How S Jaishankar set the record straight

The external affairs minister's assessment of the changing global environment is apt and its impact on Indian foreign policy is already very visible.

VARIETY

Black Warrant: On the wrong side of Tihar's high walls

Sunil Gupta and Sunetra Choudhury's book is not for the faint-hearted.

VARIETY

What killed the thousands of migratory birds in Rajasthan?

Avian botulism is the surficial cause that killed tens of thousands of migratory birds. Collective apathy is the underlying reason.

Open to Opinion

#Hyderabadrape All accused We all stand accused in the Hyderabad rape-murder We are the moral police teaching women why and how they should avoid 'danger'.Sucharita Sen @Twittswitch

#Indianeconomy Spiralling down Revive the Indian economy, don't defend it What India needs is sensible but sweeping reform; what India is getting is Soviet-style targets for the bureaucracy.Sushant Sareen @sushantsareen

#Pollution No safe air No safe air for schoolchildren The Gandhi-Nehru dialogue is one of the best resources we have to meditate on the horror that children are facing in the air of Delhi and other cities in the region.Krishna Kumar

#Rape Onus of proof Delhi court asks victim to prove rape. And you wonder why encounters are hailed? A Delhi court put the onus of proof on the victim.Vandana @Vandana5

#Economicslowdown In a free fall How to fix the Indian economy which is in a free fall India Today Group Editor-in-Chief talks about why economy's growth engines are slowing down and what can fix them, in the December 16 edition of the India Today Magazine.Aroon Purie @aroonpurie

Water has entered the turf of a verbal war between political parties serving the purposes of egotistic claims, rather the serving the people's cause.

Located at Sangam Courtyard in Delhi, Dhasoo Cafe boasts of traditional flavours that’ll appeal to the millennial generation.

Many scientists do not equate scientific concern with national interest.

In the past five years, the only state which has made positive headlines in matters of public education is Delhi.

Like the tiger that has tasted human blood, the Sena has also turned rogue.

Being in bed with Sharad Pawar and the Congress is a difficult threesome even for a deft political acrobat. And Uddhav has no administrative experience.

The external affairs minister's assessment of the changing global environment is apt and its impact on Indian foreign policy is already very visible.

Sunil Gupta and Sunetra Choudhury's book is not for the faint-hearted.

Avian botulism is the surficial cause that killed tens of thousands of migratory birds. Collective apathy is the underlying reason.

#Hyderabadrape
All accused
We are the moral police teaching women why and how they should avoid 'danger'.
Sucharita Sen @Twittswitch

#Indianeconomy
Spiralling down
What India needs is sensible but sweeping reform; what India is getting is Soviet-style targets for the bureaucracy.
Sushant Sareen @sushantsareen

#Pollution
No safe air No safe air for schoolchildren
The Gandhi-Nehru dialogue is one of the best resources we have to meditate on the horror that children are facing in the air of Delhi and other cities in the region.
Krishna Kumar

#Rape
Onus of proof
A Delhi court put the onus of proof on the victim.
Vandana @Vandana5

#Economicslowdown
In a free fall
India Today Group Editor-in-Chief talks about why economy's growth engines are slowing down and what can fix them, in the December 16 edition of the India Today Magazine.
Aroon Purie @aroonpurie