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Story Posted on 19-05-2017
SCI-TECH
| 4-minute read
How Julian Assange and Chelsea Manning's freedom shatters United States' hypocrisy and lies
Rape case against the WikiLeaks founder has been dropped, while the whistleblower has been finally set free after serving seven years in US prison.
SCI-TECH
| 2-minute read
Twitter was down globally, and all people did was make jokes about it
Of course, conspiracy theories had a field day.
POLITICS
| 6-minute read
Don't start chest-thumping over Kulbhushan Jadhav's ICJ 'victory' just yet
It is high time we regulate peacetime espionage; we can make a beginning by giving the accused the right to consular access.
SCI-TECH
| 5-minute read
Wannacry: How to prepare for the next big cyber attack
Virtual risks do not get appropriate top management attention. This needs to change.
POLITICS
| 7-minute read
Wrong to say Kashmir crisis is going back to 1990s
It's not as threatening as made out to be by anti-India baiters and opposition politicians.
SCI-TECH
| 3-minute read
How India's broadband players plan to outdo Mukesh Ambani's JioFiber game
Competitors slashing prices is good news for consumers. | More bang for your buck.
POLITICS
| 3-minute read
AIMPLB must wake up to see its irrelevance
Faced with near-certain defeat in the Supreme Court, the All India Muslim Personal Law Board has fallen back on the lamest of excuses.
Indian media shouldn't dare Pakistan to kill Kulbhushan Jadhav
In this game of political one-upmanship, the provisional legal points scored at The Hague might suffer a setback if we aren't careful.
When Indian media blamed the Portuguese for a bridge collapse in Goa
Like any good data entry operator, the scribe is typing out whatever is being fed by the administration.
MONEY
| 4-minute read