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Story Posted on 31-08-2016
Bihar floods can't be wished away, but here's what Nitish can do
His government must set in place an effective mechanism to evict people from the flood-prone zones before the monsoon.
POLITICS
| 3-minute read
Justice Dhingra report on Robert Vadra is more cannon fodder for BJP
Significantly, it has been submitted barely a month before Priyanka Gandhi begins her campaign in Uttar Pradesh.
POLITICS
| 5-minute read
After Chotepur's removal, will the AAP bubble in Punjab burst sooner than later?
With barely five months left for Assembly polls in the state, time is running out for Arvind Kejriwal's party.
POLITICS
| 3-minute read
India's growth is rainproof, but it has exposed a glaring urban-rural divide
The consequences of a poor monsoon are worryingly uneven across the country.
ART & CULTURE
| 4-minute read
How breaking news culture made its way into my Lakme Fashion Week show
How are artists, who are usually some of the most sensitive people, to remain desensitised to what's happening around?
How Indian TV became the dumbest in the world
The mantra now is that everything has to be quick fix and catchy.
MONEY
| 3-minute read
Raghuram Rajan's last report is of hope and caution
The outgoing RBI governor sounds circumspect on inflation levels.
ART & CULTURE
| 2-minute read
Malare and Chinuku Taake, songs of love and longing
Filmmakers Alphonse Puthren and Tharun Bhascker have portrayed the highs and lows of relationships in Premam and Pelli Choopulu.
POLITICS
| 5-minute read
Mahmood Farooqui case: Why it's wrong to say India's rape laws are draconian
This case has been used by many to propagate a discourse as if there is a broader problem with the new legislation.
POLITICS
| 5-minute read
