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Petrol pump fined for stinking toilet
BPCL imposes a fine of Rs 60,000 for poor services Mumbai/Pune: Sending out a stern warning, the Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd (BPCL)...
Quaid Najmi
5 hours ago2 min read


RSS for use of mother tongue as mode of education
Bengaluru: The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) prefers the mother tongue to be a mode of education and day-to-day communication,...
PTI
Mar 214 min read


Forensic experts baffled over the victim's death causes
By Quaid Najmi Mumbai: At least three well-known forensic specialists with decades of autopsies under their belts have raised...
Quaid Najmi
Mar 213 min read


The Tinderbox of Nagpur
A city that has largely remained on the periphery of political imagination has erupted in flames, but was it an organic outburst or somethin
Abhijit Joshi
Mar 213 min read


Water for Peace: India’s Role in a Thirsty World
Water scarcity is no longer just an environmental challenge but a geopolitical fault line demanding urgent cooperation.
Kishore M. Paknikar
Mar 214 min read


Principal’s dismissal sparks protests
Dombivli: Parents and students staged a massive protest outside Greens English School in MIDC, Dombivli, after the abrupt termination of...
Dr. Abhilash Dawre
Mar 202 min read


Highways to Progress or Dead Ends?
Despite ambitious plans and soaring budgets, India’s road infrastructure still faces hurdles of safety, sustainability and sluggish...
Amey Chitale
Mar 193 min read


Tesla in Mumbai is a Match Made in Traffic Hell
Will Tesla cars win the fight on the mean streets of Mumbai?
Waleed Hussain
Mar 163 min read
Tough Policing
The Ahmedabad police’s recent action of razing illegal properties of miscreants was a classic instance of unbiased policing that put public
Kiran D. Tare
Mar 163 min read


Past Imperfect
Thirteen individuals, including five minors, now find themselves on the wrong side of the law in Maharashtra. Their crime? Posting social...
EDITOR
Mar 162 min read


The Vanishing Green: Rethinking Development in India
The Aravalli mountain range, stretching over 700 kilometres across northwestern India, has long stood as a natural bulwark against the...
Rajender Kumar Sharma
Mar 163 min read


The Multilingual Mind
In India, language is a bridge, unless you insist it’s a barrier.
Anuradha Rao
Mar 163 min read


The Eye of the Beholder
A thing of beauty may be a joy forever, but from Aristotle to Keats, no one can quite agree on what constitutes beauty in art.
Meera Godbole-Krishnamurthy
Mar 164 min read


Food Waste vs. Hunger: Our National Contradiction
On one hand, India wastes ₹50,000 crore worth of food every year while more than 23 crore Indians go hungry.
Dr. Sanjay Joshi
Mar 143 min read


The Boycott Crescendo
As Trump’s tariffs wars spark global retaliation and consumer boycotts, history shows that past attempts at ‘America First’ have usually tur
Shoumojit Banerjee
Mar 143 min read


Highway to Heaven or Road to Ruin? Maharashtra’s Shaktipeeth Gamble
The Mahayuti government’s grand expressway vision faces the twin spectres of farmer unrest and electoral peril.
Abhijit Joshi
Mar 144 min read


Bofors Scam: ‘Nobody believes 18.5 pc was not paid’
Journalist and author Chitra Subramaniam has asked the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to make public its discoveries from the "box...
Agency
Mar 114 min read


A Democratic Betrayal
European elites have blocked a popular candidate in the name of 'democracy,' proving once again that they despise the will of the people.
Shoumojit Banerjee
Mar 113 min read


The Emperor’s Enduring Mind
Roger Penrose I recently picked up ‘The Impossible Man’ - journalist Patchen Barss’ biography of British mathematical physicist and...
Pradeep Ganesan
Mar 113 min read


First Generation Success
The middle-class backgrounds and high-flying lucrative jobs didn’t stop them from pursuing their dreams of launching successful business...
Hrishikesh Joshi
Mar 94 min read
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