Abhijit Mazumdar

Research at Indian universities needs to be ­totally revamped to reach Western standards

Ganga elicits fine emotions, but not workable plans, from the Centre

RSS-affiliated organs also receive foreign funds. But they are seen as benign, not threatening the state.

Greenpeace’s attention-grabbing approach has its critics

Uttar Pradesh has a handful of good educational institutes, including an IIT and IIM, but no opportunities whatsoever

The six-time MLA from Rajasthan who was suspended from the Congress for describing Rahul Gandhi as “MD of a team of jokers”

What Narendra Modi said at various places at the different stages of his election campaign

The BSP general secretary believes his party would do better than ever.

The BSP’s famed captive base may be seeing a breach. Or is it?

The senior BJP leader refused to discuss anything specifically about Kanpur

Volunteers are the backbone of the U.S. presidential election campaign where political activism runs deep among the youth

Experts say adoptive parents of children from a different race have to walk the proverbial extra mile to ensure the kids know who they are and are also proud of their identity.

U.S. students work low-end jobs for years to repay education loans.

Antibiotic-resistant microbes kill 75,000 people in the US each year.

As many as 8 lakh international students, including about 96,000 Indian students, are at a huge disadvantage in the USA for no health insurance will pay more than 80 percent of their medical bills—that too after a one-time deductible of $500 (Rs

As elections approach, Hooda-led Congress government in Haryana takes on the Badals by constituting a state-level Shiromani Gurudwara Prabandhak Committee (SGPC).

The transition from traditional to processed food has ushered in a diabetes epidemic in the country.

The grant of one million dollars from the United States department of education is a boon for those desirous of learning ' the second-most spoken languages in the world'

Sriprakash Jaiswal fights a fierce battle for survival against Murli Manohar Joshi in a city whose complex population dynamics have often baffled poll analysts