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Newsmaker: K Chandrashekhar Rao

After the rigours, the ease. Risky?

Demolition of the currency kingdom

Is demonetisation about dismantling the cash economy? or is it politics by other means?

Story in numbers: Demonetisation and elections

All parties have interpreted the results of the by-elections to four Lok Sabha and eight Assembly constituencies as a vote on demonetisation

'India should be less worried about trade with US than others'

Interview of Dhruva Jaishankar, Fellow, Foreign Policy, Brookings India

Govt reaches out to Oppn, indicates PM could intervene in demonetisation discussion

Don't want GST Bills to be passed as money Bills, say govt sources

GST Council meet put off by a week as consensus eludes

Officials trying for consensus with states on tax, compensation law; PM might speak in Rajya Sabha

Bypoll results along expected lines, no referendum on demonetisation

The only common strand in the electoral exercise was that demonetisation left the electorate neither shaken nor stirred

Politicians grin and bear it

Many have lost significant wealth due to the govt's move but there are no estimates on the extent because of lack of records

Story in numbers: Adoption in India

In-country adoptions are also down 47 per cent, from 2011 to 2015-16

Demonetisation stand-off continues in Parliament

The chances of Modi either intervening or replying to the parliamentary debate are remote

Aditi Phadnis: Can Mamata Banerjee unite the opposition?

That she is a popular people's leader cannot be disputed. But equally indisputable is her brand of whimsical politics - one reason everyone is a little wary of coming together under a banner led by Ba

Opposition corners govt on black money

Prime Minister says government open to discussion on all subjects

Story in numbers: Age and wisdom in Indian Parliament

The youngest MP in the current House is 28, and the oldest MP is 88

Indian-American makes it to the US Senate

Kamala Harris becomes the first Indian-American to claim this office

Eating out, shopping, construction: Demonetisation will cripple demand

Significant portion of the funds used to fuel urban demand have become illegal and inoperative

Of Bloody Marys and maple cured ham

Many Indian political figures had been invited to the lawns of Roosevelt House, the official residence of the American Ambassador in New Delhi

Scenes from the US Embassy: How the celebrations got trumped up

The news of Trump's victory turned funereal what would have been a celebratory breakfast for US Ambassador in New Delhi

Akhilesh Yadav: Moving UP's cycle faster

He has many critics, and in some ways is acting decisively rather late in the day; yet, there are some interesting departures from the sluggish norm in UP

Story in numbers: Jailbreaks in India

The first person to make an unauthorised exit from Tihar was an American smuggler, Daniel Walcott

Newsmaker: Mukul Sangma

Elevation before a fall or another rise?