Aug 03, 2017 In today’s maelstrom of unregulated content, propaganda finds a natural disguise. Stanley’s important research looks at its well-oiled inner workings.
Jan 15, 2007 So says the first and highest ranking woman police officer of the country, pointing out that such incidents cannot be stopped till the time police reforms, as directed by the Supreme Court recently, are implemented.
Dec 14, 2006 Why is it that the young professionals like doctors, engineers, software professionals, finance consultants do not even go out to vote ? Aren't we a country of the young, ruled by the old, a country where cabinet ministers walk with the help of walki
Oct 16, 2006 Charges of corruption in defence deals are political witch-hunts and personal vendettas, claims the close aide of former Defence Minister George Fernandes and it affects morale of the armed forces. Nonsense, counters the former chief of Indian Navy.
Oct 03, 2006 A former foreign minister of Pakistan and a former Indian high commissioner in Islamabad on whether General Musharraf can be trusted after the latest disclosures in his book.
Sep 07, 2006 I see that the world continues to move on as if nothing happened, people continue to lead their lives normally, despite the fact that an elderly college professor was murdered in broad daylight by goonda elements. Was the only fault of my father for
Aug 29, 2006 'We have around 2,50,000 elected panchayats in the country, for which more than 32 lakh elected representatives (more than the population of Norway) are working. Out of these 12 lakh elected representatives are women...'
Jul 24, 2006 The law minister is blatant - says 'it has been respectfully conveyed to the President that suggestions given by him would be discussed in Parliament. His message would be read out in Parliament and discussion on the bill would centre around that.'
Jul 20, 2006 'Israel has attacked its neighbours many times after it was struck by violence, but it has provided no solution, instead it has led to escalation of tension in the region. All options must be looked into after Mumbai blasts, but we have to be careful
Jun 05, 2006 'Do not forget that student wing of Congress party, the NSUI has also opposed Fanaa in Gujarat and my petition also includes that,' argues the outspoken film director, reiterating also that 'it is wrong and illogical for the states to ban D
May 31, 2006 We should be talking to Pakistan on issues which concern both the countries, but the worry begins when the internal J&K issue is treated as tri-lateral.
May 25, 2006 The anti-quota participant in the programme was not really qualified to debate the well-known social-scientist who argued that we can point out the flaws in quotas, but to say that the entire mechanism should be scrapped would be going too far.
Apr 17, 2006 How long would we keep on debating the causes of Meerut, Uphaar Cinema tragedy or Mandi Dabwali fire? What stops preventive and corrective measures to be taken urgently? Is blaming the authorities alone not a cop-out? Don't the private bodies need to
Apr 13, 2006 The former Chief Justice argues that changes in criminal law are urgently required. But the former Delhi Police Commissioner points to the conviction in the Tandoor case to argue that if the police do their job, justice can be meted out despite the p
Apr 04, 2006 'Rajnath Singh said a bill should be brought and passed retrospectively, whereas Jaitley said the bill should be passed but not retrospectively. However the BJP president again said this was not the case and it should be passed retrospectively only.
Mar 29, 2006 The firebrand Hindutva icon on why she was expelled from the BJP, on Sonia Gandhi, on why the NDA did not hand over the undisputed land for temple construction and on plans for her new party.
Mar 13, 2006 'We would continue our efforts towards building a third alternative, but we do not want a communal government to replace the UPA at the centre,' says the General Secretary of the CPI.
Mar 01, 2006 The newly appointed minorities affairs minister, when asked about UP minister Haji Yaqoob Qureshi, maintains that 'first of all, action should be taken against those who initiated the cartoons and then let us talk about the reactions'. He also says,
Feb 09, 2006 This resolution wants Iran to shut shop, simply because the P5 are saying they do not trust you. Trust could be very tricky, it is Iran today and could be any other nation tomorrow, argue the former permanent representative to the UN and CPM's leader
Jan 10, 2006 The new BJP president on the challenges facing his party, infighting among second generation leaders, ideology, relationship with the Sangh, Advani, Uma Bharati and much else
Dec 14, 2005 India's first Central Information Commissioner (CIC) on whether his commission under the Right to Information (RTI) Act would be able to bring transparency and accountability in India's public life...
Nov 28, 2005 'I do not see any hope for countries like India at the Montreal conference ... I apprehend that both the US and the EU would put pressure on China and India that they must think about the world...'
Nov 15, 2005 If the CPI(M)-led Left Front in its anti-Americanism is blatantly blackmailing the UPA government on its foreign policy, even communalising it by references to the Shias of India being closer to Iran, the politically expedient BJP seems to have no id
Nov 08, 2005 The J&K chief minister says that for the first time in 57 years, the state secretariat would be open for eight hours instead of the seven hours earlier, as he holds forth on the other issues facing the state.
Nov 02, 2005 It has happened for the first time in J&K that a ruling party continued to speak on issues which it used to while it was in opposition, says the outgoing chief minister, adding that he sees the government, under the new Congress CM continuing smoothl