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Story Posted on 28-07-2015
POLITICS
| 4-minute read
Why did Pakistan choose to strike in Punjab?
With security tightened up along LoC, the riverine neighbourhood along river Ravi has become ideal site to allow terrorists crossing over.
How long will sportswomen have to keep proving their sexuality?
Though Dutee Chand, Odisha sprinter with hyperandrogenism, has won right to compete in world events, prejudices won't melt away.
POLITICS
| 5-minute read
Why Rajapaksa as Sri Lankan PM is bad for India
Will the former president's return mean having Chinese naval presence within hair's breadth?
POLITICS
| 4-minute read
Kalam was no great man: Don't let news of death confuse you
The former president rose through the ranks of the Indian scientific establishment with his firm backing for hawkish causes.
ART & CULTURE
| 3-minute read
Five things we don’t want to see at couture week
It’s like our designers are running out of colour inspiration and fast.
POLITICS
| 3-minute read
How digitisation is helping education in Gujarat scale new heights
With the introduction of the RTE, the government's role in the teaching process will gradually decrease with private schools assuming a bigger responsibility.
VARIETY
| 1-minute read
What sex and gender really mean
From cisgender to transgender, the terminology associated with identity can be confusing. Here's a look at some of the most common terms defined.
POLITICS
| 3-minute read
How two Gurdaspur bravehearts foiled worst terror attack on Punjab
Nanak Chand and Ashwani Saini saved nearly 350 lives with their presence of mind.
POLITICS
| 3-minute read
How Punjab averted an India-Pakistan conflict
The state's model of heightened public awareness and investment in specialised police units shows how others can overcome terrorist strikes.
POLITICS
| 4-minute read
