The Times of India

Are India’s statistics just cooked up to give them a good flavour? The question has been raised by critics after

The BJP’s loose cannon Subramanian Swamy has launched a scathing attack on RBI governor Raghuram Rajan, accusing him of tight

For electoral success, economic development and electoral alliances are crucial, as shown by the results of five state elections last

The urban middle classes hate her, the rural masses love her. The middle classes hate to admit it, but in

Upamanyu Chatterjee once wrote a book titled The Mammaries of the Welfare State. If he visited Tamil Nadu today, he

Arvind Kejriwal should remember two elementary economic propositions when overhauling his odd-even scheme for cars. One, those who use public

Two droughts in a row have caused immense distress in areas like Marathwada. The courts have ordered the Indian Premier

Public sector banks are losing huge sums and running up gargantuan bad debts. Defaulters like Vijay Mallya, once politically powerful,

A step forward in gender justice is the Supreme Court’s admission of the petition of a Muslim woman, Shayara Bano,