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Story in numbers: Fight against terrorism

The surgical strikes, or foray into Pakistan by special forces, were touted as revenge for the Uri attack

Modi's diaspora nationalism is not anti-globalisation: Aseema Sinha

Aseema Sinha speaks to Aditi Phadnis about changes in the global trade outlook and India's political stance in multilateral trade bodies

Evaluating the recent setback to Sharif, PML-N

If the parliamentary representation of radical Islamic parties goes up as dramatically in 2018 as it has done in the 2017 by-election, what will this do to the Pakistan Army?

Newsmaker: Ritabrata Banerjee, breaking red ranks from within

Ritabrata Banerjee was expelled from CPI(M) for 'anti-party activities'

The grit and gumption of Jabna Chauhan, India's youngest 'sarpanch'

At 22 and a half years, she became the country's youngest sarpanch. She has since carried out campaigns to reform her village

'On Rohingyas, UNHCR's critical statement about India is not correct'

Former Indian envoy to Bangladesh and Malaysia Veena Sikri explains the problem of the Rohingyas

Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar's quantum of solace

He appears to be reprieved by party high command after the latest violence. How long will it last?

Newsmaker: Political symbolism around Subhash Barala

The most important thing was to break the back of INLD's Jat base in Haryana

Gujarat Rajya Sabha poll: Don't mess with Ahmed Patel

As far as Ahmed Patel was concerned, Rajya Sabha poll was personal, so it had to be won

8,800 cases of rape on children were registered in 2015: NCRB

3,149 cases of rape (35.8%) were reported under POSCO in 2015

Lalu: Down and out, or merely down?

With Yadav-Muslim vote bank intact and sympathy on side, it may not be all over for Lalu just yet

Will Nitish Kumar be NDA's delivery vehicle to gain lower-caste votes?

The CM-with-BJP-support will propel political debate around corruption and pulverise the Opposition

Monsoon session of Parliament from today; it's going to be stormy

The session will see a lot of political action - the election of a new President of India

Why Shurhozelie Liezietsu is in a dilemma over his son's resignation

The Northern Angami-I by-election is slated on July 29

Kashmir violence: When will it end?

The year 2016 and the first half of 2017 saw a spike in militant killings

Bitcoins are business as usual in Bengaluru

One can pay for food, bus tickets, order stuff or shopping vouchers of companies online, get haircut

Boycott to continue until Qatar changes its policies: Saudi envoy to India

Saud Mohammed Alsati said, 'Qatar is supporting terrorist groups, meddling in our internal affairs'

Pakistan's leadership crisis

Sharif's credibility has been dented; next two weeks will decide how Pak will handle its problems

Difficult shoes to fill: Hamid Ansari retiring as Vice-President of India

Vice-President Hamid Ansari will likely bow out as Vice-President, Chairman of Rajya Sabha in August

Meet Bimal Gurung, Hitler of the Hills

Bimal Gurung is the leader of the Morcha and chief executive of the (GTA)