Aparna Kalra

With dissatisfied apartment buyers increasingly seeking legal redress for possession delays, real estate companies are being forced to take heed

As UGC seeks to align undergraduate courses in IITs and private and autonomous institutes, the clamour for its reform rises

Selling on e-commerce sites like Flipkart, Amazon and Jabong help them create their own brands

Jury out on quality, students worry about high fees

The 'Comedy Nights with Kapil' brand of colour bias

Plans to turn people's private cars into part-time taxis, but domestic laws and price-sensitive consumers might come in the way

Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari puts them out of the ambit of Motor Vehicles Act; experts say some regulation, licensing and driver training will be necessary

Minister Smriti Irani should have forced a dialogue between him, and DU teachers

Not all are opposed to the four-year programme but rigour can come only through negotiation

Show high growth despite messy regulatory structures

The storm last week tells us something is rotten in this take-and-take one

Father Mascarenhas of Mumbai's St Xavier's College skated on thin ice but stirred long-dead culture of debate

How the polls and our political leaders have added to our vocabulary

Modi vs Kejriwal duel has triggered a spike in voter turnout

The Tejpal trial raises questions whether journalists should examine evidence before the court gives its judgement

Tweet and post on legal and social issues, clarifying law, making it less distant