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Will India win net neutrality battle?

India is gearing up for an era of startups and entrepreneurship and the man pushing it as one of his biggest development and self reliance agenda is none other than prime minister Narendra Modi, who launched the ‘Startup India, Standup India

Morning briefing: US condemns Pathankot terror attack, wants Pakistan to take action

The US expects Pakistan will take actions against the perpetrators of the terror attack on Indian Air Force base in Pathankot, a top American official said, hours after Islamabad said it is working on the "leads" provided by India. "

Evening digest: If law permits, I will feel proud to shoot rapists: BS Bassi

Delhi Police Commissioner BS Bassi on Monday said that women safety is a key concern for Delhi Police and extra security personnel have been deployed in this regard."A total of 13,548 women personnel have been deployed in the city to address

Disciplinary action sought against MP’s stalling parliament sessions

Coming down heavily on the frequent disruptions witnessed in the recently concluded winter session of parliament, especially the Rajya Sabha, constitutional expert Subhash Kashyap said that there should be strict disciplinary action against unruly

Finding the difference on fourth day

Today is the 4th day to the odd-even car trial in Delhi. First three days being the New Year weekend, along with a Sunday (the day which is exempted from this rule), Delhi did not have to think of the dilemma. But Monday presented a

India watches Delhi`s odd and even plan

Around 200 traffic challans were issued before noon as Delhi’s road space rationing scheme faced a big test on Monday, the first full working day after an extended weekend since the implementation of the odd-even campaign on January 1.

Morning briefing: Five dead, 100 injured as quake rocks northeast India

A 6.7 magnitude earthquake hit the country’s remote northeast region before dawn on Monday, killing at least five people, injuring 100 others and causing damage to several buildings. Indian Meteorological Department said the epicentre of the

Exclusive: How an officer`s petition raises question on UPSC`s fairness

Amid a series of admission and recruitment scams in many states in recent years, the union public service commission (UPSC), the central agency in charge of conducting the civil services and allied examinations, had so far managed to keep a clean

Expert advises to abide by rule-of-book in parliament

Coming down heavily on the frequent disruptions witnessed in the recently concluded winter session of parliament, especially the Rajya Sabha, constitutional expert, Subhash Kashyap said that there should be strict disciplinary action against unrul

A glimpse into the life in juvenile observation home

Policemen line up the stretch of the lane from the Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg to the Feroz Shah Kotla cricket ground, where an India-South Africa Test is on. I turn to some policemen for the way to the reform home, also known as juvenile observation

How the odd-even formula fared on day one

The year 2016 began with an odd. But this odd is in favour of the environment as Delhi government’s odd-even formula to check pollution levels in the capital and the NCR started on January 1. Car with only odd-numbered plates were allowed on

Sailing through the odds

After months of mulling and contemplation, today I finally decided to car-pool with a colleague, who lives just five minutes away from my home in Indirapuram, to office. Our office is in Sector 16 of Noida. We should have started car-pooling month

Evening digest: Kejriwal attacks PM, says babus have become `B-teams` of BJP

In a fresh confrontation with the Central government, Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday slammed PM Narendra Modi and said that the Delhi, Andaman and Nicobar Islands Civil Services (DANICS)and Indian Administrative Service associati

Biggest decline of 12 points in child sex ratio in Hindus

According to Census 2011 data released on Wednesday, child sex ratio in the country is declining rapidly, since 1961. The child sex ratio is the number of girls aged 0-6 years for every 1,000 boys in the same age group. The child sex ratio for the

Cadila gets US drug regulator’s warning over quality issues

Cadila Healthcare Ltd said it received a warning from US health regulators for violating manufacturing standards at two production sites in India. The letter from the US Food and Drug Administration cites issues at Cadila`s plants in Moraiya drug

An odd logic, even by AAP standards

The year 2016 begins with an experiment, quite odd though, literally as well as in terms of what it aims to achieve through a formul

AAP’s home minister wants to run govt with robots?

The Aam Aadmi Party government in Delhi was born out of agitation path. Now, the AAP minister reacts in a repulsive manner to the agitation of the bureaucrats over legitimate grievances.  Also does Delhi home minister Satyendra Jain wants to

Morning briefing: Prime minister meeting departmental secretaries today

Prime minister Narendra Modi is today meeting secretaries of the central government. Official sources said performance of various departments and development works being undertaken by them will be reviewed at the meeting. Modi had met the secretar

Odd-even: Delhi govt gets court notice

The Delhi high court has issued a notice to the Delhi government on the controversial road rationalisation scheme, seeking re

Drought relief packages for MP and Maharashtra

The centre on Tuesday announced drought relief assistance of Rs. 5,083 crores for the states of Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh which have been facing severe drought due to below normal monsoon in 2015.   Maharashtra will

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