India’s Tuition Republic is bigger than ever. Coaching culture is an epidemic now
The current market revenue of the coaching industry in India is Rs 58,088 crore. Its growth is projected to reach Rs 1,33,995 crore rupees by 2028, reports Jyoti Yadav.
Prime Minister Modi has often claimed that the BJP government fast-tracked or completed big-ticket projects that had languished under UPA dispensation. Here are 10 such projects, reports Moushumi Das Gupta.
Indian scholar at Cambridge solves 2,500-yr-old Sanskrit algorithm problem in Panini’s text
Ashtadhyayi, which comprises rules to derive or form new words from root words, often has conflicting rules. Scholar finds way to resolve rule conflicts in the text as Panini intended, reports Sandhya Ramesh.
Ukraine now a bottomless pit for Western aid. With no attention to its chronic corruption
The longer the war stretches, the more Ukraine’s ability to fight systemic corruption gets diminished as more money and weapons will flow to sustain the country, writes Swasti Rao.
Did the Mauryas really unite India? Archaeology says ‘no’
Mauryas weren’t important because they were Nehru and Patel in the 3rd century, but because they are among the few that we know of from a most remarkable period, writes Anirudh Kanisetti.
AAP has peaked. No space for two Hindutva parties in Indian politics
AAP is experimenting with Hindutva but without a BJP-like legacy. It has forgotten its USP, writes Dilip Mandal.
To ‘jodo’ Congress, Rahul Gandhi needs to pick his poison — power or philosophy
What professional politicians seek is power, and they draw uncertain conclusions from Rahul Gandhi’s project, which is heavily ideological but so far non-electoral, writes Shekhar Gupta.