The Times of India

Many people wonder what Niti Aayog, the successor to the Planning Commission, will do. It will serve as a think

Astrologers remain in high demand no matter how often they are proved wrong. That’s true of the media too. Those

Indian officials say the Obama visit broke a seven-year logjam in nuclear cooperation, opening the way for US firms to

I called Arun Jaitley’s first budget “a Chidambaram budget with a dash of saffron lipstick“. Jaitley made only minor changes

The IMF reckons India will grow by 6.5% in 2016, against China’s 6.3%. The World Bank estimates India will grow

January 19 marks the 25th anniversary of the Azaadi (independence) uprising in the Kashmir Valley, leading to the ethnic cleansing

When I wrote last week about the government issuing ordinances on coal auctions and foreign investment in insurance, this seemed

Having failed to get Rajya Sabha approval for bills on auctioning coal blocks and raising foreign investment in insurance to

Narendra Modi’s first six months in office reflected “achhe sitare” (lucky stars) more than “achhe din” (good days). But luck