'The crowd watched as he bled'

By Upneet Pansare

In a populated area of Kalyan in Mumbai, 58-year-old Mayur Mehta was stabbed by a college student in

Challenges of a young party

Aam Aadmi Party member Shazia Ilmi was in the eye of a storm when a sting operation allegedly showed

'Enter politics to make a difference'

India's youngest MP, Divya Spandana, 31, has been under the spotlight ever since she beat her ri

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Awkward relations

The American president and the Saudi king will have an unusually edgy meeting, writes James Mason

BARACK OBAMA may recall a tricky moment when he first met King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia five years a

Foreign losses

Sweeping cuts have not killed the BBC World Service. Steady neglect might, writes Tim Merrett

IT IS "perhaps Britain's greatest gift to the world", says Kofi Annan, former boss of th

Trouble ahead

The Bahrain government is poisoning the well, writes Anwar Mehmood

SOON there will be no empty walls in the villages

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Sizzling summer

Extreme summer heat has pushed up the consumption of electricity

Expediting govt recruitment

The cabinet on Monday (21st April) directed the authorities concerned

Is India set to elect its Reagan?

Modinomics can be the perfect antidote to the kleptocratic crony socialism that has kept India from realising her vast economic potential, writes David Cohen

I recently offered my perspective on India’s elections to an American audience. Writing in The Daily

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Management of animal wastes

The Eid-ul Azha festival is on October fifteenth, sixteenth and

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