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PM Modi's speech was too long, too angry, & more appropriate for an election rallyPremium Story
By: Tavleen Singh
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.
Aid and Advise
By: P Chidambaram
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.
IPC is history: In 1837, how Macaulay cracked the codePremium Story
By: Chakshu Roy
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.
Allied problems, Cong-AAP ties & Hema Malini’s cross with BJP
By: Coomi Kapoor
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.
A 'flying kiss' wasn't always an ugly business. It could mean love and revolutionPremium Story
By: Yashee
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.
Siege withinPremium Story
January 7, 2009 00:23 IST
Pakistan Air Force jets were spotted flying low through Lahores residential and market areas all week in what the PAF is calling patrols.
The attack must have had the support of some official agencies in PakistanPremium Story
January 7, 2009 00:21 IST
We last met to discuss internal security issues in December 2007,a little over a year ago.
A season of changePremium Story
January 6, 2009 04:30 IST
The Bangladesh verdict gives India and Bangladesh a unique chance to work on their relationship
New hustingsPremium Story
January 6, 2009 02:56 IST
This refers to Shekhar Guptas Sadak aur sarkar. Allow me to focus on the Kashmir verdict. It has,indeed,confounded the separatists.
The first ladies overloadPremium Story
January 6, 2009 01:17 IST
By: Shailaja Bajpai
The Taj Hotel is still burning into our memory chip the Mumbai attacks still play on all news channels with that single myth-making still of gun-toting Kasab leading the way…
The year of unconventional thinkingPremium Story
January 6, 2009 01:15 IST
By: Vikram S Mehta
Conventional wisdom would have it that the drumbeats of change that followed the Mumbai tragedy will mute…
Lapses,relapsesPremium Story
January 5, 2009 02:22 IST
India is still coping with the terror menace. Terrorism has goaded us into the new year,with the serial blasts in Guwahati killing five innocents and leaving 50 injured.
Modern Indias modern mythsPremium Story
January 4, 2009 02:46 IST
By: Tavleen Singh
It is my belief that the first column of a New Year should try to be cheerful no matter how bad the times.
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