The burning of a Dalit house has put Sunpedh on tenterhooks, and overenthusiastic politicians and activists aren't helping matters.
A clueless Sahitya Akademi has now called a meeting of its executive council on October 23 to decide the future course of action.
Archis Mohan & Satyavrat Mishra take a look at the silent strategists in the two rival alliances
The Chinese had enough foreign reserves.
The political turmoil in Bihar has pushed the law and order to the back burner.
The Narendra Modi government plans to pump around Rs 12.61 lakh crore into the economy over seven years.
Everything about the way Delhi is governed needs to change, Delhi's Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia tells Aditi Phadnis and Akshat Kaushal.
Contracts with India-based domestic assistants for officials abroad have become a headache for the Indian government.
While the RJD has decided to deploy 50 tamtams, the JD-U has hired PM Modi's former campaign advisor to engage voters and counter the BJP.
The central government last week named Vijai Sharma as the new chief information commissioner, a post vacant since August 2014. Sharma, an information commissioner since 2012, must know that his plate is full.
India and Bangladesh have been working on opening more markets.
While the Rashtriya Janata Dal and Janata Dal-United are busy fighting each other, the BJP is trying not to repeat the mistakes it made the last time out, says Satyavrat Mishra
The MHA order says the cancelled NGOs did not submit to the ministry details of amount of foreign contribution they received
Here is a test a few of Gandhi's assertions:
For an institution looking to revive past glory, the Nalanda University's initial days have been far from glorious.
More than 127 million new bank accounts have been opened.
The Delhi assembly lacks the powers to make laws relating to police, public order and land
Bharatiya Janata Party senior leader Sushil Kumar Modi talks to Satyavrat Mishra about the prospects of the party in Bihar. Modi says only the assembly elections or general elections are the true barometers of popularity. Edited excerpts:
There are no permanent friends or foes in politics. It's true that the RJD supported us on the trust vote, but it doesn't mean we needed them, says Bihar new chief minister, Jitan Ram Manjhi.
This will be the first time BJP's prime ministerial candidate holds a discussion with IT, telecom czars.
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