Why does nearly every ‘natural’ disaster hit us on such a scale? What are we doing wrong? Who’s guilty? Kerala’s monster monsoon leaves us with a deluge of questions.
The Centre’s 12-digit biometric identification is now a shield for many Kashmiris against the possibility of being branded an anti-national or militant.
The triple talaq bill made big noise when it was drafted last year, but it is still to serve its purpose
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A photographer's diary on his visit to Rishikesh during the month of Saawan, the month of Shiva.
From Una's SP's measure to check bribe menace to Election Commission's unique plan to facilitate communication between the polling stations on election day in Meghalaya's Ranikor, we bring interesting reads from The Subcontinental Menu this week.
The Muzaffarpur and Deoria revelations outraged people’s conscience, but the rot in shelter homes goes far beyond. The failure is pervasive and systemic.
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When they were returning to shore on Mumbai-Palghar coastline, fishermen brothers stumbled upon 'sea gold'. And why residents of a village in Rajasthan’s Barmer wanted to get village's name changed. Read all this and much more in The Subcontinental Menu.
In an exclusive interview to Outlook, Lt Gen Bhatt speaks on a range of issues related to insurgency—from Pakistan’s proxy war, increasing number of Kashmiri youth being lured to militancy and on the need for the controversial AFSPA in the Valley.
A heavier wallet to splurge at the cost of social security may prove costly to workers
The Aam Aadmi Party is now falling apart in Punjab amid internal contradictions.
Hapless workers in the Gulf have a guardian angel for bad times
Atal Behari Vajpayee’s charming sobriety and inclusivity seduced both colleagues and the prickly opposition into the warmth of comfort.
Mysore rockets found in a Shimoga farm pique interest in the 18th-century innovation
