Rate cut by central bank unlikely to boost
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Urjit Patel appears to have pleased both the hawks as well as doves
Negligence stalks Kerala’s giants
On World Animal Day (October 4), Venattumattam Ganeshan, a 32 year-old elephant, died at Kottayam, the 18th captive elephant to
Congress, BJP spar over Operation Ginger
Political parties on Sunday reacted to The Hindu’s exclusive report on Operation Ginger carried out by the Indian army across
SC widens ambit of Domestic Violence Act
In a landmark verdict, the Supreme Court has widened the scope of the Domestic Violence Act by ordering deletion of
When Apollo was out of bounds for Jayalalithaa
When MGR was bedridden, Jayalalithaa, who joined the AIADMK in 1982, was denied access to him at Apollo Hospitals. Soon
History repeats itself in Tamil Nadu
Chief Minister Jayalalithaa’s prolonged hospitalisation and the resultant governmental crisis is not without parallels in Tamil Nadu. Thirty-two years ago
Opposition divided on issue of interim Chief Minister
Three days after Apollo Hospitals said that Chief Minister Jayalalithaa would require treatment for a longer period, Opposition parties in
It’s Puja time, and in Kolkata envoys line
A couple of days before Durga Puja, David Donahue, Principal Deputy Secretary for Consular Affairs along with Craig L Hall,
England wins on Southgate’s debut
England ground out a low-key 2-0 victory over Malta in the 2018 World Cup qualifier in interim manager Gareth Southgate’s
LeT suffered maximum damage in surgical strikes
The Pakistan-based terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) suffered the worst damage in the recent surgical strikes on terror launchpads carried out