Congress needs major reforms and decentralisation of party functions. Mallikarjun Kharge has never overtly pushed for reforms, but Shashi Tharoor has been vocal about reforms. If the contest between the two is fixed, one can...
Congress party also approved 50% representation to SCs, STs, OBCs, and minorities at all levels of the organisation, as per a report.
The government has announced that it will come out with a new cooperation policy to strengthen cooperative movement in the country.
Many development blocks of the state were categorised as dark zones due to a sharp drop in the groundwater levels, he said, adding steps are being taken to bring them back to normalcy.
The nation wants such progressive thinking. India now wants to move forward," he said in another tweet in Hindi.
Amit Shah said the bill has been brought in to ensure that police and investigators remain two steps ahead of criminals.
Veteran actor-director Deepti Naval on Tuesday said it was unfortunate the Indian film industry was being labelled as "the worst place in the world", a perception she wants to change through a future book.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his address at Rashtriya Raksha University (RRU) in Gujarat Gandhinagar said: ‘I expect RRU to create leaders in the security sector’.
According to the police, some local level elected representatives had come to submit a memorandum to the chief minister and picked up a quarrel when they were...
A strong Centre can stealthily implement any policy, as it can easily pick 50% requisite support from BJP governments in states, but it makes things tough for...
The Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman currently on her US visit said Joe Biden administration and US corporates have hailed India’s recent economic...
Echoing the prime minister's vision of 'Aatmanirbhar Bharat', the ISpA will help in making India self-reliant, technologically advanced and a leading player in...
According to PTI, the Union Cabinet is considering a relief package in the form a moratorium on payment on spectrum dues alongside revision of ADRs, spectrum...
To the western press, Modi was once the man who got things done. This larger-than-life image is now in tatters—a fallout of Covid’s second wave.
Ranbir Singh, head of the committee for reforms in criminal laws, talks to Outlook about criticisms of its functioning and the scope of reforms.
Former Supreme Court judge Madan B. Lokur talks to Outlook about his apprehensions about the five-member committee constituted to review criminal laws.
Make in India, or Make for India? The potential for both vitality and confusion mark Aatma Nirbhar Bharat—a salad bowl of many healthy ideas, some of them...
The trickle-down theory has limits. It helps the weaker sections, but enables the capitalists to gain the most.
The new contract farming law doesn’t adequately protect farmers, and the new Essential Commodities Act is a windfall for speculators—but the fear on APMCs...
Something in Indian agriculture is being set free. But is it the farmer?
Why is Punjab seething at the farm bill? The state earns Rs 4,000 crore on trading fees at the mandis, and some 40,000 commission agents make Rs 1,600 crore....
Swaraj India president Yogendra Yadav talks to Jyotika Sood about why farmers are angry and the new agriculture laws
Would the new farm legislation harm farmer interest, end the MSP-based procurement regime and benefit corporates? Or, would these give farmers freedom to trade...
It’s time for an administrative overhaul as thoroughgoing as the 1990s economic reforms
