The new anti-terror law is a policeman’s dream because it plugs loopholes in conventional laws.

JKLF chief Yasin Malik’s arrest raises suspicions about the rising reliance of separatists on hawala funds in the Valley.
 

The chief minister who has failed to quell communal fires looks likely to lead the BJP into the assembly elections.

The Bharatiya Janata Party and DMK drift apart in the state but the alliance at the Centre holds—for now.

Falling interest rate, stagnant property prices and simpler procedures make buying a house more attractive than before.

Business and engineering schools across the country reel under the impact of a sluggish economy and the US recession.

Who is the head of the Orthodox Syrian Church? A Supreme Court mandated election fails to resolve the dispute.

Professionals specialising in disciplines varying from finance to furniture now take to pots and pans—and profits.

The tram may be a nuisance on the
roads of Kolkata but a great way to see
the city.

A radical proposal to legalise proxy motherhood in India sparks a debate on its medical and ethical repercussions.

India Today's Bandeep Singh’s first exhibition engages the senses in a silent aesthetic of discipline and economy.

The Oscar didn't come. What did is an acknowledgment by Hollywood that quality films are being made in India.

In the flawed Indian judicial system POTO will end up as a tool of injustice.

COLA—cost of living allowance—is taking the fizz out of the economy.

When Union I&B Minister Sushma Swaraj visited Pakistan recently for a SAARC conference, she exuded charm and Urdu.

When Sorabjee sought the SC’s opinion on the laying of a foundation stone at Ayodhya, Marxist MPs were up in arms.

Perhaps Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh believes that austerity, like charity, begins at home.

The Orwellian allegory breaks apart.

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