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Swine flu may ebb as temperatures rise

Amid panic of increasing cases of swine flu (H1N1) and shortage of drugs, there is good news on the horizon – the swine flu would subside in a week or two as the temperatures rise in the country, especially in north India. Doc

Surat suits up for Modi auction

After becoming an election issue, it is up for auction and for a purpose. Prime minister Narendra Modi’s controversial bandhgala suit that he wore during US President Barack Obama’s visit to India last month, has been put up auction at

Domestic defence output will double in five years

Inaugurating the 10th biennial edition of Aero India at Air Force Station in Yelahanka, Bengaluru, prime minister Narendra Modi asserted that defence is at heart of Make in India programme and the domestic procurement of defence equipment

Who is right? Rule-bound Maharaja or commoner? You decide

Even with his eternal bow the Maharaja is standing firm on certain issues. However, some do not like and others accept grudgingly. Air India staff; under pressure from the management to maintain discipline in timely departures and a

Modi tells Obama: Intolerance is global concern, vows to protect faith in India

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on Tuesday replied to his friend Barack Obama and said “religious intolerance is a global concern”. US president Obama`s had recently remarked on growing religious intolerance in India. Spea

Mr Arvind Kejriwal, here is what Delhi wants

As the new AAP government begins its work, Delhi that gave it a record verdict is full of high expectations with assured supply of drinking water topping the list of priorities. The other priorities, in descending order, are:

Judge halts Obama’s amnesty for illegal immigrants

President Barack Obama’s executive order on immigration policy and amnesty has been halted by a judge in Texas. US District Judge Andrew Hanen’s decision puts on hold Obama’s orders to stop deportation of as many as five million

Hindu temple vandalized in US on Shivratri eve

A week after assault on an Indian by a police officer in Alabama, a Hindu temple has been vandalized on the eve of Mahashivratri in the US. Miscreants sprayed swastika and painted `Get Out` on one of the walls of the temple in the

No surprises in byelections, huge win for ADMK in Jaya’s seat

As anticipated the ruling All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) won the assembly by-election to the prestigious Srirangam constituency of Tamil Nadu, earlier held by the party chief J Jayalalithaa. However, the margin of winning was hu

TN investors meet may be affected by Jaya’s absence

Will J Jayalalithaa’s absence from administration affect the progress of Tamil Nadu? There is real danger of halting industrial development in TN and the first test is just over three months away. But an indication of future b

Get passports in 10 days with Aadhaar, police verification later

While a final word is still not out on the usefulness of Aadhaar card, various government agencies have taken steps to link it for speedy verification process and the latest to join is the passport issuing authority. With Aadhaar ca

Hackers on prowl: $ 1 billion stolen from over 100 banks

Internet security firm Kaspersky Lab has revealed that hackers have stolen approximately $1 billion from over 100 banks in 25 countries and termed it as one of the largest bank heists.  It also said the "attacks remain active," and

AAP phenomenon: It is more than a wave, or a tsunami

Most pre-poll surveys and exit polls had indicated a victory for the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), some indicated a big victory for the AAP, but none indicated such a massive sweep in these elections. The AAP got 67 of the 70 assembly seats while BJP man

Kejriwal’s AAP2 could deliver a creative disruption

The never-seen-before victory of political entrepreneur Arvind Kejriwal and his still wet-behind-the-ears Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is a Phoenix-like rise – unprecedented, unexpected, unimagined. Winning 67 out of 70 seats is a performance that

Aam aadmi joins Kejriwal in govt formation

A week after it voted to bring a new government with record seats Delhi celebrated again on Saturday. All streets leading to the Ramlila ground were showing the story of support and love Arvind Kejriwal has among people. From the Ne

Why Chaturvedi’s shift to AAP govt won’t be easy

What can be seen as Delhi’s new government’s first major step in ensuring a corruption-free system , the name of the whistleblower officer Sanjiv Chaturvedi  has been proposed for the head of the state’s Anti-Corruption Bure

Arrogance has become biggest disqualification factor

This is the season of arrogance. The capital’s elections were fought on the platform of arrogance and a bunch of politicians were elevated because they lacked it and others were dumped as they had too much of it. Nobody sees i

Smaller governance structure for a mega city

Mega cities are difficult to govern. A monolithic administration is not responsive to citizens primarily because of its structure of layers of officials. Modern cities require a different setup to implement best practices of civic governance.

After ugly spat at Nagarjuna dam, AP and Telagana agree to resolve water dispute

Police forces of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana got into an ugly brawl over water row between the two states. Scene at Nagarjuna Sagar dam area was quite shocking as two law enforcement forces collided over the issue.  Eventually, their common

Delhi CM Kejriwal makes a promise: No official will harass citizens

“Yeh aam aadmi ki sarkar sabki sarkar hain, agar aapne humein vote diya yah nahi diya,” said Delhi’s chief minister Arvind Kejriwal, after taking oath on Saturday (February 14), exactly a year after he quit. Howeve

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