Team India’s travails
India’s World Cup campaign in England has been progressing well. The Men in Blue have managed comfortable wins against South Africa, Australia and Pakistan. Continue Reading
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Positive signs
Even as Prime Minister Narendra Modi starting his second term, expectations are high from various quarters and positive signs are being witnessed in multiple sectors. Continue Reading
Road ahead for Modi
Experts say Modi 2.0 has greater responsibility on their shoulders. Be it economic, social or political spheres, a lot is expected from him and his new team. Continue Reading
Congrats, Modi
2019 saw the BJP individually crossing the 300 seats mark and the grand alliance touching 350. A phenomenal achievement, considering the current political situation. They rewrote several records. Modi became the only Prime Minister after Jawaharlal Nehru to win successive elections with individual majority. The wave was intact. Continue Reading
Exit, Entry
With most exit polls predicting a comeback for the Bharatiya Janata Party and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the ruling camp is brimming with happiness, and the opposition are dubbing the surveys as one-sided. Continue Reading
Go out & play
In today’s technology-driven world, it is impossible to control children playing online games. But it is the time to advise them on the ill-effects of playing such games. Continue Reading
Nation next door
While Sri Lanka is fully entitled to (s)elect its rulers without any external intervention, India is duty bound to keep a close watch on the happenings in the island nation, since it is our immediate neighbour and any change – political, economic or environmental – will impact India, especially its southern most State of Tamilnadu. Continue Reading
Shameful act
The piracy players don’t directly make money from the downloads. They make it through the ads they host on the sites – more traffic would mean more clicks. Of the 500 sites that indulge in circulation of pirated content in some form or the other, 150 thrive only on piracy. Continue Reading
Will there be an end?
There seems to be no end to the troubles faced by our fishermen. In the latest incident, eight of them from Tamilnadu were arrested by the Sri Lankan navy near Kalpitti on charges of fishing in the island nation’s waters. Continue Reading
City lights
The city’s history dates back to more than 2,000 years ago.