With the sale of the public sector Bharat Petroleum Corp postponed indefinitely and the Centre... Continue reading
Over the past 75 years since independence, an amoral lumpen bourgeoisie with rural/small-town origins has... Continue reading
Like the French Bourbon dynasty (1589-1793) which forgot nothing and learned nothing, at its 23rd... Continue reading
The Bridgerton dream of upper-middle class and elite Indians enamoured with this OTT serial broadcast... Continue reading
Unsurprisingly, the maiden public issue of the public sector Life Insurance Corporation of India (estb.1956),... Continue reading
Commendable facts checking by several online news portals, including Quint have refuted social media reports... Continue reading
Several huge ads featured on March 8 in almost all dailies including the pink papers... Continue reading
One major argument advanced in favour of the country’s political class which has divided society... Continue reading
There’s an inherent paradox in best-selling author and newspaper columnist Chetan Bhagat. Although he writes... Continue reading
As the renowned English poet John Donne (1572-1631) observed, every man’s death diminishes us. More... Continue reading
