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Ashatai was a serial stealer of hearts—her music, mimicry and kebabs will live on

Shobhaa De - April 12, 2026

Ube is all set to kick out matcha from Indian cafes. Expect purple frappe, boba tea, kulfi

How India’s Sparrows outsmarted Pakistan and helped conquer Siachen in 1984 Operation Meghdoot

Anil Kapoor and the rise of angry Dalit-Bahujan hero

Despite BSP-SP experiment in Phulpur, there are many reasons BJP may still win

Shivam Vij - March 10, 2018

Voters in Phulpur have started using the word gatbandhan as if it were the name of a party by itself.

China has no reason to be angry about India’s naval exercise MILAN, Beijing still controls the region

Abhijit Singh - March 10, 2018

Chinese reports in the ‘Global Times’ have portrayed MILAN as an inflammatory tactic, aimed at ‘spreading tensions from the land to the sea’

The story behind why President Kalam sat on the floor while we sat on chairs

Shekhar Gupta - March 10, 2018

Chief Guest Kalam, in front row, got involved in a debate on media ethics, got so animated, he hauled himself on to the stage & intervened, seated on the floor!

If BJP is already the winner in 70% of the country – what will it do in 2019?

Rajesh Jain - March 10, 2018

Mission 272 + of 2014 must become Mission 543 for every BJP worker – fight to win every booth, block and seat in India.

Why guns, tanks and warships in Kanchipuram might not fetch global interest

Manu Pubby - March 10, 2018

India’s showcase expo for the defence sector looks likely to be a dud this time, with last-minute change of venues and dates one of the key reasons.

The Left is dying, but Leftism is alive and kicking

TN Ninan - March 10, 2018

If the two principal parties have turned away from the “neo-liberal” agenda, they must agree the electorate isn't interested in those ideas.

Raya Sarkar’s ‘list’ forced difficult conversations, but due process got Lawrence Liang

Apurva Vishwanath - March 9, 2018

Raya Sarkar’s list began a conversation that must be continued. But the conversation must be on sexual harassment and not the lists.

The toppling of the Lenin statue is keeping the Left alive, in headlines at least

Seshadri Chari - March 9, 2018

A word of advice to friends in the Left movement, or whatever is left of it. The Communist party in Russia is looking for non-Communist icons to rebuild the country.

As India celebrates GDP growth, it must focus on growing economic inequalities

Anil K Antony - March 9, 2018

Our all-time low private investment rates indicate that the greater part of this income sits as idle savings, ensuing minimal productivity.

Leopards in concrete jungle of Mumbai may be saving its residents from stray dogs

Christopher O'Bryan - March 9, 2018

Leopards are known for their attacks on humans, but in fact leopards save them by hunting and killing dogs in and around their villages.

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Ashatai was a serial stealer of hearts—her music, mimicry and kebabs will live on

Ube is all set to kick out matcha from Indian cafes. Expect purple frappe, boba tea, kulfi

How India’s Sparrows outsmarted Pakistan and helped conquer Siachen in 1984 Operation Meghdoot

Anil Kapoor and the rise of angry Dalit-Bahujan hero

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Ashatai was a serial stealer of hearts—her music, mimicry and kebabs will live on

Ube is all set to kick out matcha from Indian cafes. Expect purple frappe, boba tea, kulfi

How India’s Sparrows outsmarted Pakistan and helped conquer Siachen in 1984 Operation Meghdoot

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