'Ensure speedy trial of tribals accused of being Naxals'

Most of those associated with Indian business and industry will be familiar with the logo of the Hyderabad (and now Mohali as well) based Indian School of Business (ISB) part globe, part birds with outstretched wings. But not many know who

modern historian Ramachandra Guha. Ramachandra Guha, in January you described Rahul Gandhi as a well intentioned debutant. In December, you said he was completely mediocre with no original ideas and you suggested that he should find another profession. After ...

Ramachandra Guha told a meeting here that 1,100 Chinese along with 8,000 Indians took part in the agitation against Asiatic ordinance of the then Zanzibar racist government in East Africa in 1906.

In March, I spent a few days in Koraput, a vast, hilly, sparsely populated district in the state of Odisha in the east of India. Few people not native to the region ever visit there: It is almost exclusively known for its poverty and backwardness ...

Arrests of Sreesanth, two other Rajasthan Royals players, over bookie links seen as test of IPL's credibility Gouri Shah | Vidhi Choudhary | Sahil Makkar A file photo of S. Sreesanth. Photo: Hindustan Times Also Read Updated: Thu, May 16 2013.

He organised Railas. These were very big political rallies held at the Gandhi maidan in Patna. And they were deemed to be so big by Lalu that the feminine sounding word "rally" proved inadequate to describe them. Hence a new word Raila was coined.

NEW DELHI: There is too much democracy in the party, BJP leaders often joke, using the euphemism to explain how factionalism has kept the main opposition from profiting from the serial scams that have engulfed the Congress at the Centre. Barring ...

Understated, clean and simple -words that best describe Navtej Sarna's works. His latest book, Winter Evenings, is a collection of short stories that encompasses all of Sarna's qualities as a writer. He is man of choice words Ayesha Tabassum Tweet ...

Is India's Congress government headed towards a meltdown? And has PM Manmohan Singh, the soft-spoken technocrat with a clean image, lost the "moral high ground", as a critic says? For a government which has lurched from one crisis to another, ...