Daily Brief: Bhagat Singh’s ideas united them. Parliament protest plan pulled them apart, and more

Bhagat Singh’s ideas united them. Parliament protest plan pulled them apart

Two Facebook comrades recall their friendship with the young people arrested for last week’s Parliament protest.

‘Mr Apaman’: Jagdish Dhankar is importing his Bengal politics to counter Opposition MP suspensions

The BJP wants the row over an alleged insult to the vice president to overshadow the fact that nearly the entire Opposition has been ejected from P...

IMF warns India that its debt may exceed 100% of GDP, Centre refutes assessment

The International Monetary Fund said that long-term debt sustainability risks are high as a large investment is needed to meet climate change mitig...

Lok Sabha passes Telecom Bill that allows Centre to take control of services

The proposed law provides for the interception of messages and their transmission to be stopped in case of public emergency.

Medical negligence will be decriminalised in draft criminal law, says Amit Shah

Presently, Section 304A of the Indian Penal Code deals with medical negligence causing death and is punished by imprisonment, fine or both.

An American helped set up India’s first aircraft factory before he became a CIA spy

William Douglas Pawley was a go-getting businessman, a middleman who insisted on his commission, and an agent who knew the right people in the right place.

How a string of new restaurants in Australia is reconstructing the idea of Indian food

An excerpt from ‘Australia’s Pivot to India,’ by Andrew Charlton.

For the International Cricket Council, some causes are more equal than others

The world cricket body was quick to stop Usman Khawaja from displaying messages of solidarity with the victims in Gaza.

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