Pharma multinationals use the FDI route to acquire Indian companies in order to monopolise the generic market.

Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence, believed to be operating out of the Pakistan Mission in Colombo, seems to be at the centre of a terror network

In a business landscape that has changed drastically, Infosys searches for new strategies and direction as its founders step down.

On the dynamics of social upheavals spurred through the agency of social media.

Ways in which India can contribute to and benefit from Africa’s economic and political resurgence.

Brazilians continue to protest against the Dilma Roussef government for spending huge sums of money to host the FIFA World Cup at a time of economic d

The violence against Muslims in the coastal town by a Buddhist group leads to fears of a resurgence of the Sinhala nationalism that targeted Tamils in

With its policy of “rebalance to the East”, the U.S. is trying to use the long-simmering territorial disputes between China and its neighbours to sto

Pune has become a breeding ground for Hindu militancy, and the deplorable attacks in June have exposed a dangerous communal problem that exists in th

Around 300 Palestinians are on hunger strike in occupied Palestine protesting against the inhuman provision that allows the Israeli authorities to arr

Trade unions feel that the Rajasthan government’s proposed amendments to labour laws, which industry representatives have hailed, have serious implic

The victims of the Muzaffarnagar riots still live in abysmal conditions in relief camps with no hope of justice or rehabilitation.

The presidential election has once again proved that the majority of Syrians are behind President Bashar al-Assad despite the miseries caused by the c

Interview with BJP spokesperson Shahnawaz Hussain.

The I.B. report leaves out India’s biggest NGO, the RSS, which has been accused by independent fact-finding reports of accepting foreign funds in th

Interview with Samit Aich, executive director, Greenpeace India.

The Intelligence Bureau’s report gets it all wrong in accusing the robust civil society and its NGOs of threatening national economic security.

Interview with S.P. Udayakumar, coordinator, People’s Movement Against Nuclear Energy.

The Intelligence Bureau report can be taken as an admission by the government that there is nothing illegitimate about the funding of NGOs although it

To reduce the members of the Council of Ministers to ciphers is to subvert the Constitution. The trend has been set afoot.

Rakhshanda Jalil’s book offers valuable insights into the emergence of a consciously progressive, almost left-wing, literary and cultural movement.

Governments on either side of the Palk Bay must realise that many years of displacement, lengthy processes of relocation, and huge losses suffered in

The timing and contents of the I.B. report naming select NGOs and individuals as working against the national interest exposes the Narendra Modi gover

Unable to meet the growing non-Plan expenditure commitments on salary, pension and development activities, the States seek a more equitable share of t

The detention, by the Railway Police at Palakkad Junction, of 579 children from northern and eastern States being taken to orphanages in Kerala withou

Educated in Santiniketan, refined and cultured, tall and lissome, Sonali Dasgupta personified the West’s perception of the enigmatic Indian beauty, wh

The stage adaptation of “Ponniyin Selvan”, presented in Chennai in June by Magic Lantern, does not disappoint as an honest attempt to retain the soul