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➘ The Sabarmati riverfront is being extended from 11.5 km to 26.65 km; will run seamlessly from Ahmedabad to Gandhinagar ➘ The biggest challenge is the river itself. The Sabarmati is not perennial and is also facing acute pollution ➘ The loss of natu

In a surprise reshuffle, Haryana BJP chief Om Prak ash Dhankar, a known rival of Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar, has been shifted to the national team. Khattar loyalist and Kurukshetra MP Nayab S. Saini takes his place. Saini is not a Jat like hi

Is Lalu Prasad’s elder son and Bihar minister Tej Pratap Yadav readying himself to take on Rajiv Pratap Rudy, the BJP MP from Saran? A Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) bastion in the past—it elected Lalu four times—the constituency has been Rudy’s happy hu

From Ukraine and Armenia to Israel-Palestine, 2023 has reminded us that many people across the world still fight for their freedom, more or less seen, more or less supported. Among them is the 75-year-old struggle of Tibetans against the People’s Rep

Getting old in India need not be the same anymore. The compulsion of sharing your living space with grown-up children is no longer a necessity. Nor do you need to live alone in a spartan religious commune with no material joy. There are options. Ther

A suggestion to rename Ramanagara, the picturesque district south of Bengaluru where Sholay was shot in the 1970s, has led to a face-off between the region’s two political heavyweights, D.K. Shivakumar and H.D. Kumaraswamy. DKS, citing the local popu

Former Bengal BJP chief Dilip Gho sh’s acolytes are just not ready to accept his shrinking role in the organisation. He has been removed from all party posts and reduced to mere MP status of late. He got a boost, though, on October 30 when he visited

It’s one thing to generate expectations of a revival after a long drought. And quite another to actually navigate such an operation from scratch—which needs much more than merely relying on the inertia of motion. That too through a battlefield marked

➘ Strategic distribution of party tickets, focusing on candidates’ winnability ➘ The domino effect of the Karnataka triumph ➘ The Six Guarantees promised for welfare and development ➘ Cashing in on the two-term anti-incumbency of the BRS ➘ Effort to

Our cops doing a desi version of the prohibitory Saudi Arabian mutawa is a natural occurrence during poll season—surveillance posses stand vigil at random points to check for the flow of booze, besides of course cash bundles, weaponry and other goodi

The BJP in Rajasthan burnt its fingers once, with the first list, and then proceeded to burn them again with the second. The first time sparked dissidence all over, so they tried to make amends the second time. Narpat Singh Rajvi, son-inlaw of party

➘ BrahMos hitting missiles with extended range; Advanced Short Range Air-to-Air Missile (ASRAAM), integrated with Jaguar; indigenous Beyond Visual Range (BVR) missile Astra for Su-30, to be inducted soon ➘ Ground attack missiles like AS-30 and Kh59 f

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Management education in India saw a rapid evolution after the economic liberalisation in 1991, paving the way for the entry of global corporate culture in India. As private industry grew, it also led to substantial increase in the demand for manageme

The 2023 India Today Group survey of the country’s business schools was conducted by reputed Delhi-based market research firm Marketing & Development Research Associates (MDRA). The ranking provides the most credible and exhaustive rankings of India’

Since its inception in 1989, the Mumbai Educational Trust (MET) has been redefining the landscape of management education by nurturing professionals to lead both corporations and society. Housed in the state of the art campus at Bhujbal Knowledge Cit

The story behind the genesis of the pigment Prussian blue is very much in the classic ‘accidental discovery’ template, à la Alexander Fleming and penicillin. Two German chemists circa 1704 were making Cochineal red, a pigment made from insects, when

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Fresh off the success of his single ‘Farak Nahin Padhta’—you may have heard it in the OTT show Farzi—DRV teams up with fellow rapper Boyblanck for an album of North Indian trap focused on their shared ancestral Multani heritage. Over reverb-drenched

For relief from contemporary feminist fatigue and energy for the struggle forth, Oxford historian Janina Ramirez asks that we look backward. It’s easy to feel sceptical—I was too—that the seventh century can hold role models. But Ramirez’s method is