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Economy and Finance

Demonetisation – A step towards ‘Charitra Nirman’

Gunja Kapoor -
The Khao aur khaane do culture had become a way of life for the nation, and we clearly needed action to control this trend from becoming the ‘only’ way of doing business in India.
Media

How TJS George defamed Rajiv Malhotra, misrepresented Vivekananda and maligned Ambedkar, all in one stroke

Murali KV -
Such articles are published because they assume their bluff wouldn't be called
Opinions

As Rahul Gandhi Kejriwalifies, Kejriwal inches towards Trumpification

Nirwa Mehta -
Kejriwal is a poor man's Donald Trump, heading an army of zombies, creating an annoyance for those who voted for him.
Culture and History

Tipu Jayanti: Just another day in ‘secular’ India

K Bhattacharjee -
It seems pretty ridiculous that one has to say it so explicitly but not everyone who fought the British was a saint or worthy of celebration.
Culture and History

A silent Diwali…

Saket Suryesh -
Autonomy does not take long to turn into a dictatorship.
Editor's picks

You want to save the Earth? Then ban beef, not firecrackers

Abhishek Banerjee -
The arguments for banning beef are exactly the same as those for banning Diwali firecrackers. With the happy exception that a ban on favourite can actually save the world.
Editor's picks

As Rajdeep Sardesai completes 30 illustrious years in journalism, here is a walk down memory lane

Jinit Jain -
Rajdeep Sardesai has an unmatchable reputation in the Indian Journalism Arena.
Opinions

Bitter baby empire: It’s time the UK minds its own business

Dhaval Patel -
The fact is that not one pound from the British Aid that was given to India, went to the construction of this grand statue.
Culture and History

Once upon a time the tyrannical Aurangzeb was vanquished and the Kesari Dhwaj flew high

K Bhattacharjee -
Aurangzeb's single minded obsession with showing the Hindus their place had cost him his very empire.
Culture and History

Once upon a time, there was the great Maratha Sambhaji, who continued to haunt Aurangzeb even in death

K Bhattacharjee -
Sabhaji's brutal torture forged a unity and a sacred vow was sworn to uproot the Mughal empire from the soil of Bharata.
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