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CPI(M)'s comrades-in-chief

The general-secretaries of the party since it was founded in 1964

NGOs call for changes in law governing their foreign funding

Move comes in response to home ministry's decision to suspend Greenpeace India's FCRA registration

How India gains from the Iran N-deal

The deal between Iran and world powers on nuclear weapons could have significant effects on India's energy needs

Have donors lost faith in AAP?

The donations received by the Aam Aadmi Party have seen a sharp drop since the news of an infighting began to surface earlier this month

Of young brides and 'ageless' grooms

The number of child brides and grooms in India has risen by 10 million over the past decade, and - in what could be a more worrying trend - more under-age women are now marrying much older men

Will AAP's water economics work?

Challenges to implementation of Delhi govt's policy

How 2011 shaped 2012 for Maruti, its workers

How the UPA govt notified Jats under OBC breaking all norms

A look at how the Manmohan Singh govt overlooked the recommendations of National Commission for Backward classes to grant OBC status to Jats

Budget 2015: Which state got what?

Finance Minister said two more IIMs will be set up in J&K, Andhra Pradesh

Controversies take their toll on Nalanda University, peers race ahead

Compared with some other universities founded around the same time, Nalanda's progress so far has been less than satisfactory on most parameters

Finance Commission doubles the local body grants

According to the central government, there are over 2.6 lakh panchayats in India

Nearly every Indian household has a bank account

Jan Dhan data suggest all but 23,000 households in India have access to banking services, but a large proportion of inoperative accounts and Aadhaar seeding remain a challenge

Kejriwal will have to knock Modi's door often

The Delhi Assembly lacks the powers to make laws relating to police, public order and land

Bleak prospects for BJP in the East & South

India's longest train journey - on the Vivek Express - weaves through states not enamoured by the BJP's prime ministerial candidate

Gauging the electoral pulse across the length and breadth of India

Business Standard reporters boarded trains in the first week of February to the four corners of the country, travelling non-AC sleeper class, to gauge the national mood

BJP to bat for private investment in railways

Vision document, likely in two weeks, to talk about a right to lighting & ideas borrowed from Modi's Gujarat

UPA's dream team has turned India story into a nightmare: Jaitley

Defending Modi, Jaitley said though Modi doesn't claim to be an economist, he has transformed Gujarat into an industrial hub

5 things to know about your currency

Interesting facts about India's coins and banknotes

The joke is on Congress, Mr Gandhi

Rahul Gandhi needs to introspect why there is a huge disenchantment with the UPA govt before cracking jokes on other parties

Arvind Kejriwal does have a point

When every other state in the country has its own police, why deny Delhi that right?