The Statesman and I
The Relationship Being a daughter to aUK- returned Mechanical Engineer with a penchant for perfection in Mathematics turned out to be a demanding profession.
The Relationship Being a daughter to aUK- returned Mechanical Engineer with a penchant for perfection in Mathematics turned out to be a demanding profession.
Miranda House organised GNOSIS 2026, its annual philosophy festival, with participation from Delhi University students and a series of academic and student-led activities.
Ancient India thrived on vaad-vivaad debates and built a nine-storey Nalanda library, but invasions, lack of hard power and internal conflicts predictably led to Hindu civilization's decline, says bureaucrat and author Shashi Ranjan Kumar on The Statesman Talk podcast.
Lt Gen Raj Shukla (Retd), PVSM, YSM, SM is a distinguished Indian Army veteran. He now serves as a Member of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC).
Dola Sen explains the hidden political message behind renaming & reworking MGNREGA.
Sam’s life must be celebrated for all that he achieved. But his death at the age of 85 on the weekend must be mourned, for he had so much more to give. Rest in peace, dear friend.
However critical the charge relating to a potentially explosive issue, the reponse of Israel has thus far been muted though the conservative regime in Iran has been suitably prompt in internationalising the daring strike.
The two sides differed sharply on human rights, including the right to protest. Mr Putin dismissed US concerns about Mr Navalny, who recently undertook a 24-day hunger strike.
Kalpataru Arts and Kri Foundation organised a three-day online event exploring screen dance.
Bubbling ethnic tensions have again risen to the surface in Manipur, ahead of the Assembly polls next year.