Acquiring land, whether for public or private purposes, is not easy. There are conflicts galore and the political climate is hot. Yet, if...
ByTeamOctober 26, 2011If the media took hardly any notice of the latter half of Parliament’s Budget session, it was not because nothing of import was...
ByVIJAY SANGHVIJuly 4, 2011The country’s performance regarding implementation of the Right to Education (RTE) in the year since the Bill was passed is not very encouraging....
ByTeamJuly 4, 2011In Hindu mythology, the samudra manthan (churning of the ocean) is one of the central events in the constant struggle between the devas and...
ByMG DevasahayamJuly 4, 2011A workshop on urban planning warns that the government must resist real estate lucre in the interest of the people Everyone involved tends...
ByPrashant HamineApril 4, 2011The errors and loopholes in the Direct Taxes Code Bill, 2010, point to a shoddy job of drafting The Direct Taxes Code Bill,...
ByNarindar SinghApril 4, 2011The phrase “governance deficit” may lately have become a staple of coffee house conversation but the fact is that the Indian public has...
ByNARESH MINOCHAApril 4, 2011First-ever State government initiative targets labour market participation The Assam government has released an employment policy aimed at the State’s inclusive, gainful and...
ByTeamMarch 3, 2011“WHENI talk about unity and integrity of our country, we have to reckon with the fact that law and order maintenance is a...
ByTeamJanuary 8, 2011India’s institutions are being replaced by individual or dynastic hegemony The 101-medal, Rs 71,000-crore “best-ever Commonwealth Games” have made India a “super-super power”...
ByMG DevasahayamNovember 11, 2010