That sense of being at an election rally was heightened by the slogans he encouraged his MPs to raise when he said something he thought was exceptional.
The BJP interpreted ‘constitutionality’ in a narrow manner and said that the Bill did not violate any provision of the Constitution. The Opposition argued that the Bill was unconstitutional on several grounds. It is wise to leave the last word to the Supreme Court.
According to the government, the three new Bills to replace the Indian Penal Code of 1860 (IPC), the Evidence Act of 1872 and the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1973 will simplify procedures, make the laws relevant to the contemporary situation and provide speedy justice.
Andhra sends 25 MPs to Parliament and the BJP realises that a wrong decision on an alliance in the state, where it has little presence on its own, could have implications in retaining power at the Centre in 2024.
For those who came of age before the advent of smartphones, the uniquely Indian “flying kiss” carried a sense of promise, of daring, of heady rebellion.
RBI maintains status quo on rates, as it looks through spurt in food inflation. But need for vigilance remains
As a pantry staple becomes a luxury good, deprived consumers express their chagrin through humour
Central Bank has been able to steer through the ongoing period of acute global economic uncertainty
It will help attract investment, arrest flight of capital out of country
Collegium proposed by a new bill to select the election commissioner will be more effective if its decisions are unanimous
To even begin to provide a sense of security in Haryana, those occupying the highest political offices in the state must reach out to those who are feeling fearful and vulnerable — and be seen to do so too
The Bihar Chief Minister, Jagannath Mishra, whose future had been hanging fire for the past two weeks, has now been formally told to resign by next week.
By addressing the stigma attached to the male classical dancer in ‘Rocky aur Rani…’, Karan Johar has questioned stereotypes by putting art beyond the incarceration of gender identities
SBMM is a matchmaking system for online games in which players of similar skill levels are matched against each other. For the sake of fairness, entertainment, it’s vital platforms employ the system
For those who came of age before the advent of smartphones, the uniquely Indian “flying kiss” carried a sense of promise, of daring, of heady rebellion.
No country in the world has industrialised merely by deregulation
On various indicators, they are showing remarkable improvement
Home Minister P C Sethi agreed to issue written instructions that the Delhi police should register all minor crimes and investigate them. Sethi’s response came in the Rajya Sabha during a call-attention motion on the deterioration of the law and order situation in Delhi.
At 87, with a stolen kiss, Dharmendra can still steal the show, as compellingly in the twilight of his career as at his peak
Lancet study underlines need to improve nutrition of TB patients. Government must take note
Rahul Gandhi’s comeback speech was a missed opportunity. Invoking Ravana, calling rivals ‘traitors’, isn’t holding the government accountable
Much more needs to be done to ensure that justice is done and seen to be done to all those who are innocent victims, from all sides, including Muslims, Sikhs and Hindus of the three decades of violence
Instead of virtue signalling from within the institution like ‘Kathal’, ‘Dahaad’, Kohrra’s journey ends with introspection and transformation of the protagonists
The Bill in its current form enables massive exploitation of both blue-and white-collar workers. It allows for the state to have unchecked power and virtually makes privacy online meaningless.
William Friedkin’s classic film showed how thin the line that separates ‘genre’ from ‘art’ really is
Functioning of IIMs needs more checks and balances. But government’s micromanagement will do more harm than good
The journey towards equity, inclusion and safety will require us to be innovative and bold. Our cities must be measured by the dignity afforded to every person in them
This is the front page of The Indian Express published on August 9, 1983.
Under General Asif Munir, Pakistan army is moving from meddling in civilian affairs to a hands-on role in day-to-day governance. Delhi must watch closely
AB-PMJAY guarantees cashless secondary and tertiary inpatient care for almost all health conditions to its beneficiaries. This ambitious scheme has extraordinary potential to protect people from serious health hazards