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Madhya Pradesh: Battling on several fronts

Shivraj Singh Chouhan's call for prohibition rekindles interest in the politics of the state

India-Russia relation is tried and tested: Anuradha Chenoy

India-Russia ties have weathered every challenge and will continue to be strong, says Chenoy

Aditi Phadnis: Can Mayawati storm back to power in UP?

Her win would be less about her views on social reform and more with sins of omission of her rivals

Aditi Phadnis: The art of keeping cool

Never in his wildest dreams could Jung have imagined that he would occupy 6, Ludlow Castle Road

Kashmir: The fire continues to burn as Pakistan targets India

Terrorist events in J&K increased 47% to 305 in 2016, from 208 in 2015

Good girls go everywhere

Bhumata Brigade is leading a campaign to let women in where they are not allowed to set foot

Newsmaker: General Bipin Rawat

The rise of an infantryman

Story in numbers: India 7th most terrorism-affected country, says report

India is one of the six Asian countries ranked in the top 10 nations most impacted by terrorism

Aditi Phadnis: Tamil Nadu after Jayalalithaa

Administrative systems in the state are institutionalised. So bureaucratic controls remain. But who will leverage these: Sasikala? Or Panneerselvam?

Newsmaker: Kiren Rijiju

BJP's man in Arunachal Pradesh

CBI arrests ex-IAF chief S P Tyagi in AgustaWestland chopper case

He became the first chief of any armed force to go to jail on corruption charges

Story in numbers: Cybercrime trends in India

As many as 11,592 cases of cybercrime were reported across India in 2015, nearly 26 times more than a decade ago

Manoj Tiwari: BJP's new Delhi experiment

Now the chief of a state unit of the BJP, Tiwari was a candidate of rival Samajwadi Party in 2009

'Will judges base verdicts on what the PM says?'

Interview of Kamal Faruqui, member of Working Committee, All India Muslim Personal Law Board

Jayalalithaa: Tamil Nadu's mercurial pharaoh

From razzmatazz of films to 'queen' of politics and an absentee CM, here's how Jayalalithaa's long political career unfolded

From confidante to foe, and friends again: Sasikala's bittersweet journey with Jaya

When it comes to charisma and control, no one can fit into the shoes left behind by MGR and Jayalalithaa

Newsmaker: Qamar Javed Bajwa

Trying to decipher Pak's new strongman

Pathardi: Demonetisation and its victims

Business in the agricultural market of Pathardi, 350 km east of Mumbai, fell by 60%

Failure of secular state endemic to globalisation: Mark Juergensmeyer

Juergensmeyer, a professor of sociology and global studies at University of California, explains Khalistani politics

Aditi Phadnis: A missed opportunity, to say the least

In pockets across the country, the Congress is still seen as the only credible Opposition party