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Chief of the Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria (2nd L) and Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief Western Air Command, Air Marshal B Suresh (R) along with the IAF pilots of the first five Rafale combat aircraft after arriving from France at the Air Force Station, in Ambala. PTI Photo

Rafales to boost India's bargain power with China, Pakistan

This is the time to rally behind Modi and his efforts to keep India safe

5 Aug 2020 7:07 PM IST

Students attend a class at their open-air school situated on top of a mountain in Doodhpathri, Kashmir. AFP Photo

Mutilation of J&K: Education is a casualty in the year of abrogation

The closure of educational institutions for more than one year has taken a heavy toll on the academic career of students

3 Aug 2020 4:34 PM IST

The restrictions imposed on Kashmir media since the abrogation of Article 370 have made the medias task infinitely more difficult. (Representational image: PTI)

Mutilation of J&K: Kashmir's journalists refuse to be stenographers

Journalists in J&K are resisting a media policy that seeks to empower officials to certify what is 'fake news'

3 Aug 2020 3:45 AM IST

Women covers themselves with sheets during rain, in New Delhi. PTI Photo

Sucheta Dasgupta | The Women's Party: An opening manifesto

There are three ways of ensuring equality of opportunity between the sexes free access, affirmative action and...

2 Aug 2020 5:03 PM IST

In this Aug. 8, 2019 file photo, an Indian paramilitary soldier orders a Kashmiri to lift his robe before frisking him during curfew in Srinagar. AP Photo

Mutilation of Kashmir: The birth of a diehard new breed

Independent observers say the Modi government's brutal policy towards J&K has only decimated the pro-India constituency...

2 Aug 2020 1:33 AM IST

In both Jammu and Kashmir people sense a threat to their land and identity due to the domicile laws

â€‹Mutilation of J&K: A year of legal upheaval

In both Jammu and Kashmir people sense a threat to their land and identity due to the new domicile laws

2 Aug 2020 1:18 AM IST

A commuter buys banana from a street vendor at a closed market during a lockdown in Srinagar. PTI Photo

Mutilation of J&K: An economy reduced to shambles

By asking tourists and Amarnath pilgrims to leave the Valley in July last year, the government in one fell swoop caused...

31 July 2020 7:29 PM IST

A worker walks near the construction site of a coastal road project in Mumbai . AFP Photo

India has got a good start on path to self-reliance

In the first year of his second term, Narendra Modi's landmark steps have been many

31 July 2020 6:17 PM IST

Critics say that on August 5 last year, the government ventured on the path of disowning and un-winning Kashmir. PTI Photo

Mutilation of J&K: A year of unwinning Kashmir

One year since the abrogation of Article 370 and sundering of the state, Kashmir remains deep in mourning

29 July 2020 8:32 PM IST

An artist makes a clay idol of Goddess Durga for puja festivities, at Krishna Nagar in Nadia District. PTI Photo

Pavan K. Varma | Support the arts during pandemic, keep India's...

Governments, which are responsible for the support and nurturing of artistes, have always treated culture as a priority...

27 July 2020 12:30 AM IST

So why should Hindutva forces orchestrate a crusade against Gunasekaran and his ilk? Representational Image

Can Tamil media weather a Hindutva onslaught?

Tamil journalism faces a challenge from India's right wingers

25 July 2020 6:20 PM IST

The central government took almost one year for notifying the new consumer protection law of 2019 to implement its substantial provisions from July 20, 2020. Representational Image

Challenges lie ahead as the new consumer law is now in force

The cardinal principles of speedy, inexpensive and informal justice appear to have been whittled down by the new...

24 July 2020 7:02 PM IST