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Surgical strikes: How the world conducts them and how India did it

In general military parlance such strikes would have been considered as part of a covert counter-terrorism operation

Demonetisation: A saga of flip-flops and changing goalposts

Business Standard recollects the various changes in rules, regulations and stands since Nov 8

Boosting MSMEs to fortify rural belt: Raghubar Das

Interview with Chief Minister, Jharkhand

Demonetisation: Over 60% think India is not ready to go cashless

While 37.23% respondents to the BS poll felt India could indeed transition to a cash-less economy, 2.06% could not say either way.

Donald Trump was helped by the Republican Hindu Coalition; here's how

While the RHC provided material support to Trump, India's Hindu Sena group cheered his cause from oceans away

Donald Trump: From TV celebrity to 45th President of the US

It is too early to say whether America came out a "winner" in this election or not, but Trump has made it to the Oval Office

From immigration to ISIS and guns, where do Clinton and Trump stand on key issues?

With the final outcome of the US Presidential election drawing near, Business Standard brings you Clinton and Trump's positions on various issues

US Elections 2016: Moments when Clinton, Trump took a swing at each other

A brief encapsulation of the enduring moments from the three presidential debates

INS Arihant commissioned in Aug, but not 'fully ready' for patrols: Report

India's 1st indigenous nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine can carry between 4 to 12 nuclear-tipped missiles

Does Donald Trump resemble Hitler?

Trump's outbursts remind you not of the Nazi dictator, but of Paul von Hindenburg and Erich Ludendorff - two other Germans from history

Narsingh Yadav ban: Why anti-doping agency WADA took a tough stand

Yadav may have been innocent as NADA claims but his participation would have been against the principles of fair play and doping-free sport

South China Sea verdict: What it means and what could happen next

While experts agree there is no mechanism to enforce the verdict, it is seen as a repudiation of China's claim of historical rights over various features in the SCS

Dhaka attack: IS or JmB? Experts weigh in

According to a former CIA officer, the attack has IS imprint all over it

Why drugs in Punjab are a reality even if the Censor Board thinks otherwise

Punjab's drug problem isn't going anywhere fast, and the authorities don't seem to know how to deal with it

Chabahar port: All you need to know about India's strategic gateway to Central Asia and Europe

Indian investment in Phase-1 likely to be more than $200 million

Skill India: Australian special envoy announces new skills training initiative

The initiative comes after India and Australia signed an MoU for enhancing cooperation in education last year

'Modi's India' isn't 'flirting' with fascism

Aspiring fascists, most will agree, are not known for their patience

Now, an 'in-car' product delivery service

Volvo, Mat.se partner with TO THE NEW Digital to launch first such service, initially only for Volvo customers in Sweden's Gothenburg

An odd formula

All is not well in India as World AIDS Day comes around

System of funds transfer leading to delayed salaries for state prevention societies' staff; state bodies stuck in cycle of funding cuts