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A perfect storm? High energy prices, the West Asia war, and India’s narrowing fiscal space

A K Bhattacharya - April 22, 2026

Why ‘disgustingly well-read’ is a win for modern literacy

Fixing power distribution can reduce India’s energy vulnerability. Start with DISCOMs

University townships — India’s chance to build its own version of what America got right

Modi’s quota bill is just a band-aid solution and doesn’t promise more jobs

R Jagannathan - January 9, 2019

Clearly, politicians get their worst ideas when they are in the last legs of their tenures.

Modi govt’s reservation bill is as bad as demonetisation & DMK has the guts to expose it

Manuraj Shunmugasundaram - January 9, 2019

Reservation bill exposes Narendra Modi government’s policy and political failures.

Why Indian history has forgotten Fatima Sheikh but remembers Savitribai Phule

Dilip Mandal - January 9, 2019

So little is known about educator and social reformer Fatima Sheikh that even her date of birth is debated.

Can reservation help BJP get the upper caste vote in Lok Sabha elections?

Ashish Ranjan - January 9, 2019

The rise of BJP as the number one party is an outcome of the strong support it received from the upper castes over the last three decades.

We need good reporting now more than ever. Democracy depends on it

Stephen J Adler - January 9, 2019

The value of trusted, factual journalism has never been higher, the need for it never greater.

CBI vs CBI settled, but Supreme Court left us with these questions

Madhav Khosla - January 9, 2019

The Supreme Court leaves open the problem of disciplinary action.

Forgive me liberal friends, but I can’t completely overlook faith of Sabarimala devotees

Shashi Tharoor - January 9, 2019

On Sabarimala, Congress is treading the difficult middle path of standing by believers, but pursuing matter only through constitutional means.

There is a trade war going on & Lenovo is being painted in the same shade of red as Huawei

Tim Culpan - January 8, 2019

In North America, its revenue has climbed for the past six quarters.

Modi’s job quota promise for upper castes shows he means Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas

Guru Prakash Paswan - January 8, 2019

The sudden announcement by the ruling BJP government has left the opposition clueless.

Modi govt needs to understand US won’t uphold its interests in Afghanistan

Srinath Raghavan - January 8, 2019

Instead of reacting with injured innocence, New Delhi should undertake a clear-eyed appraisal of the situation in Afghanistan.

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A perfect storm? High energy prices, the West Asia war, and India’s narrowing fiscal space

Why ‘disgustingly well-read’ is a win for modern literacy

Fixing power distribution can reduce India’s energy vulnerability. Start with DISCOMs

University townships — India’s chance to build its own version of what America got right

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A perfect storm? High energy prices, the West Asia war, and India’s narrowing fiscal space

Why ‘disgustingly well-read’ is a win for modern literacy

Fixing power distribution can reduce India’s energy vulnerability. Start with DISCOMs

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