Tag: Manmohan Singh

World Affairs

A lot of water has to flow under the bridge to 2024, but the AAP’s rise in Punjab may herald a tectonic shift in Indian politics

Editorial

Inde : les plus grandes élections de l’Histoire

Despite the presence of such experienced and capable stalwarts as P. Chidambaram in the Congress Party, it was a given that Rahul Gandhi would succeed his mother as

While cultural, historical and linguistic considerations remain important, economic as well as geo-political issues have taken a substantially more important weight in the equation

What prevents mankind from distributing happiness to all around is the inflated ego of its warriors, both civilian and military, a number of them in the garb of

The Pay Research Bureau (PRB) made its latest recommendations into the pay structure and conditions of service in the public service in March 2016.

For A 68th Independence Anniversary

Letter from New Delhi

Lessons in Democracy from India

The first “exit polls” have been made public as soon as voting came to a close on Monday last, in an election which witnessed the participation of the

Election results have a knack for surprising the most attentive observers. Given the complexity of the socio-economic structures and the size of the country, the risks are certainly

General elections announced in India

What was dismissed as street fascism in the higher spheres of power barely two years ago has spectacularly elbowed its way up the political front stage in a