Apoorva Pathak

Delhi High Court has asked the board to continue its policy of giving grace marks to students awaiting their Class 12 results.

When the BJP MP advocates for a cowardly action of using citizens as humans shields, he violates the moral project that is India.

The bad news though is that the worst is yet to come.

The party has rubbed many big industrialists and media biggies the wrong way.

The notion of having been born with extraordinary talent is purely monarchical propaganda peddled by royalty, devoid of any scientific basis.

The bad blood that was on show in the last week's power struggle won't let either side work easily with the other.

Is he not reaping what he sowed?

Over 25 per cent increase in travel charges has been proposed and DMRC has to take a call.

Not clearing JEE Mains, or for that many any other exam, doesn't mean the end of the world.

If the party wants to keep its hopes alive, it will have to quit all the theatrics.

Controlled fuelling of discord may not be as controllable as it thinks.

Despite her political, administrative and financial clout, she has been made accountable for her crimes.

Who will have the last laugh?

It is likely to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.

By all accounts, the public is not very enthused about Chinnamma.

At the end of the day, elections in India are about social coalitions.

IITs can lead by example and provide a model for other institutes to emulate and redress gender inequality.

India has to be careful that it doesn’t antagonise other foreign investors with such strong action against Amazon.

It's high time the PM made good on his promise to fight corruption by reading out the riot act to his minister.

Tackling road dust should be his government's top priority.

A higher education system focused on profits is ill-suited to many of society's long-term aims and aspirations.

It is more than anything an assault on the soldier's sacrifice, on whose name it survives.

His unthinkable ouster from India's largest conglomerate is more than indication of the uncertain times the corporate world is going through.

Its recent World Cup saw 12 nations competing.

There are many disturbing aspects of the Karan Johar episode, not least the state blessing a deal based on abuse of the Army's name.

Discarding autonomy to do away with abuse is like throwing the baby out with the bathwater.

TV anchor's 'Y' security includes 20 guards, and even by conservative estimates, will cost over Rs 50 lakh of public money annually.

His tweets targeting PM Modi expose the hypocrisy of the supporters of the current regime.

The institutes, which are the cream of our higher education system, rank poorly in the latest global education surveys.

It's time we put our money where our mouth is.