Montek was right in saying that food prices will fall. But why does the housewife complain.

With US President Barack Obama delaying the decision on a troop surge in Afghanistan,Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has a valuable opportunity this week to intervene in the continuing American debate.

In the many speeches and statements on the Children's Day last week,no one talked of millions who have died in infancy.

For years now Delhi had cautioned Washington against the policy of isolating Burma.

India's transition to a market economy in the late '80s and early '90s was commented upon in the writings of gurus like Wade,Taylor and the literature on strategic policy models like in Stopford's Carnegie Mellon paper.

If the birth anniversary of India's original iron man,which fell on the same day,was ignored,that also is unremarkable.

Delhi airport will be the pride of the Commonwealth Games and one can already witness signs of improvement. On the hardware.

Out of the mouth of a babalog politician recently came words that warmed my heart. "We are giving too much importance to Pakistan.

Common Cause organized a seminar in Delhi on administrative reforms. One of the themes was 'Revamping Delivery Systems and E-Governance'.

Have you ever eaten Indian food outside India? Lucky you if not.

India's joint air exercises with Oman marks a major milestone in the evolution of the Indian Air Force.

As Pakistan debates the US economic aid package of $ 7.5 billion over the next five years,we have a paradox.

Of the four Indians to win the Nobel Prize in science,only one,C V Raman,was awarded for research work done in his own country.

ICICI has a Do Not Call registry too. But that applies to tele-marketing alone. We clearly have a grey area in the law.

Why is it all right for the Chinese Navy to operate in India’s backyard and wrong,from the perspective of our Ministry of Defence,for the Indian Navy to conduct naval exercises in China’s frontyard? As Beijing revels in its newly minted naval nationalism,New Delhi seems determined to curb the Indian Navy’s enthusiasm to raise the nation’s […]

The manner in which investigations and prosecutions in the Bofors case were spectacularly bungled is proof enough that whoever took the Bofors money is supremely powerful.

India's per capita GHC emissions will be between 2.77 and 5 tonnes of carbon dioxide in 2031-32,well below global averages.

One man's cattle class is another man's idea of supreme luxury. Which is why the Congress austerity drive has a hollow ring.

After a long time,there is excitement at the movies. Salman Khan shows his badass side in <i>Wanted</i> and the audience can't get enough of this gun totting,brawny,no nonsense hitman.

The debate on capitalism and its critics got a new life with the Asian meltdown and now the anniversary of Lehman Bros.

There is a chorus of Pakistani voices opposing Islamabad's latest plan to sell vast tracts of agricultural land to Saudi Arabia.

CCS is pushing a petition to PM,Agriculture Minister and Environment Minister that bamboo should be declared a grass,not a tree.

As it serenades Mongolia's new President Tsakhiagiin Elbegdorj in Delhi this week,India must look beyond its latest preoccupation with uranium diplomacy.

Should Y S Jaganmohan Reddy be permitted to step into his father YS Rajasekhar Reddy's shoes?

This identity question never really leaves a thoughtful Indian.