Apr 17, 2015 Manohar Parrikar has demonstrated a rare decisiveness in the defence ministry.
Sep 27, 2013 In early September, the former army chief spoke to NDTV, addressing questions on the TSD.
Oct 12, 2012 In the theatre of war, State neglect threatens to rub salt into sore wounds
May 04, 2012 The Northeast must not internalise victimhood even as it fights racism
Oct 03, 2003 The border trade point between India and China reopens soon, and the bonhomie at this border between troops on either side, currently witnessed twice a week when mail gets exchanged, will get tested when the traffic increases.
Sep 17, 2003 Troops to Iraq may have been in headlines, but other changes are afoot - Assam Rifles is poised to take over all CI operations in the northeastern states to relieve the Army and other forces for deployment elsewhere.
Sep 13, 2003 Tired of paying arbitrary 'tax' to extortionist ultras, the Naga public gives them a taste of their own medicine
Sep 05, 2003 Competition, rising costs, stagnant productivity, falling domestic consumption ...and now labour trouble. The companies say they can't even pay the statutory bonus, leave alone the 20% the workers expect.
Aug 09, 2003 They're not on terra firma. But life in these phumdis is coming to a standstill.
Jul 26, 2003 The search for that elusive bird of fairness has often led Manipuris to the doorstep of Yambem Laba
Jul 25, 2003 The police have been 'force-feeding' a young Manipur girl in custody since November 2000 who refuses to eat voluntarily, demanding withdrawal of Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, 1958, while recent charges of 'custodial-killing' hog the headlines in
Jul 11, 2003 New Delhi will have to shed its reluctance in displeasing its apparently 'friendly' eastern neighbours and talk tough with them, if it wants to prevent another Kashmir-like situation in India's east and the northeast.
Jul 02, 2003 If you thought the Northeast is full of primitive tribals in their traditional dresses, you need a reality check. When it comes to high fashion (not just in clothes) and high tech gadgetry, it could teach a thing or two to the rest of India.
Jun 28, 2003 Assam police and the kids in the state now have reasons to view each other in a more benign light
Jun 21, 2003 The state's tea industry, already under the shadow of recession, gets nastier bodyblows from its workers
Jun 20, 2003 The 'breaking news' on 24-hour news channels range from a model getting killed in a freak accident when she is hit by a glass pane falling from the 24th (or is it 48th?) floor of a luxury hotel to the first monsoon showers and the water-logging in th
Jun 11, 2003 The Assam tea industry is worried, desperately worried. If in the late 1980s and early 1990s, it was under pressure from rising militancy in the state, it is now faced with trouble on the labour front.
May 28, 2003 In an exclusive, wide-ranging interview in Guwahati, the Assam Chief Minister gives his reasons for opposing the repeal of IM(DT) Act, while listing his government's successes in the past two years. Excerpts from the interview.
May 22, 2003 Why have the seven-sisters suffered from so much neglect and apathy and been out of the mainstream consciousness of heartland India? Who's to blame? Who's to do something about it?
May 14, 2003 The contrast between the Home ministry's treatment of the North-East and J&K is disturbingly striking. Why does New Delhi adopt a softer line towards terrorists from the east as compared to those from the west?