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PokemonGo to Rio2016: The top five social media trends in 2016

A selection of events that played out big on social media in the year 2016

Demonetisation in regional press: Bankers taken hostage, fake currency racket boom and more

Long queues, banks running low on cash, shut ATMs and a general public getting impatient; same story in each state

Demonetisation and the economy: Signs of distress everywhere

Indian economy is showing signs of distress all around and economists are not off the mark in their assessment

Demonetisation: Can India go cashless?

There may still be some time before India is ready to do a large part of its transactions in plastic money; demonetisation seems to ignore that

Demonetisation: Dear PM, please don't mock the people waiting in long queues

As the PM tries to spin the narrative in favour of the government, perhaps a little more empathy will help

Exchanging old currency notes: A 20% cut or a 40% reduction?

The demonetisation led to an expected chaos at petrol pumps, metro stations, toll plazas, as people were wary of accepting notes of these denominations

Why India chose not to attack Pakistan after 26/11 attack on Mumbai

Former NSA, Shivshankar Menon writes that India's response to the attack was determined by what it saw as its own national interest at that time

Asking the right questions on Kashmir

Burhan Wani is a symptom, not the problem in Kashmir

Is Pahlaj Nihalani out to bury the Indian film industry?

Indian audiences now have international options available. If Indian films don't match-up to their expectations, they will move on

Dear PM Modi, too many U-turns make you dizzy

Under the current government, India's Pakistan policy is a carousel roundabout, a lot of movement but going nowhere

Invention of a car owning 'elite' in Delhi

Instead of objectively analyzing the odd-even car formula for Delhi, commentators have resorted to inventing imaginary elites with their imaginary antipathy to fixing the pollution problem

Titli is an engaging watch about escape and transformation

Titli is a superb depiction of a brutal setting with measured performances and taut direction

The choices you make, Mr Modi

To say a lynching is "sad" is to say not very much at all. In election season in Bihar, Mr Modi has shown political finesse in his comments on Dadri, but as prime minister he should have condemned the

Taking beef with the Republic

A new republic is being fashioned with little regard for individual liberties

Army ad errs on 1965 war history, makes amends

In the focus on celebrating the 50th anniversary of 1965 war, historical accuracy has been a casualty

Yakub Memon and the noose

The death penalty debate has exposed the urgent challenges the state needs to overcome

Small Town Cool is the new genre: Varun Grover

Interview with who wrote the screenplay for Masaan

Not so 'Acche Din' for accountability

The Prime Minister and his govt may want to dissociate themselves from their own words now that reality has hit but should they be allowed to?

Review | Minions: An uneven film banking solely on cuteness

While the minions remain one of animation films' most original and funny creations ever the movie lacks additional devices to keep viewers engaged

Six questions that help understand the Chinese stock market crash

Unlike Greece, China's economy accounts for 16% of the global pie. Enough reasons for the world to sit up and take notice