Editor's Desk - Page 25

As the news of journalist Anja Niedringhous’s fatal shooting in the conflict-ridden poll-bound Afghanistan comes in, despair grips wider media and...

Saudi Arabia has outdone almost all other theocratic states in the world by declaring atheists as terrorists. In a decree that smacks of corrosive and...

Saudi Arabia has outdone almost all other theocratic states in the world by declaring atheists as terrorists. In a decree that smacks of corrosive and...

Corporate fraud will not be dealt with an easy hand: that is the signal that has been sent by the Supreme Court by summoning Samsung boss Lee Kun-hee...

In less than a few days, Hamid Karzai, Afghanistan’s president since December 2001, will step down from his plum post to make way for others. Once the...

The recent attempts by a band of reputed editors to actually see and scrutinise the CCTV footage that is evidence in the Tarun Tejpal alleged rape and...

Delhi has become the April’s Fool, as it were, as far as electricity and gas bills are concerned. Not only has the power subsidy, announced by former...

Water and food shortages, civil wars, extreme fluctuations in day-to-day weather, unseasonal rain, flood and drought, crop loss, rising seawater...

The big fat Indian defence acquisition has an ugly underbelly – that of fatal accidents and mishaps, taking down with the billion-dollar vessels and...

Love and sex have always been potent components of international table and bedside manners. At a time when Hollywood actresses are emphasising...

A series of induction-expulsion sagas has played out within the BJP quarters laying bare the many cracks in the saffron camp. While tainted figures...

There is enough merit in Aam Aadmi Party’s demand that Election Commission undertakes investigation into allegedly illegitimate foreign funding...