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Electoral bonds: Day after SC criticism, SBI submits data to Election Commission

Unidentified sources from the poll panel, however, reportedly said that uploading the data by the deadline of March 15 was likely to be a challenge.

Why Indian companies’ efforts at improving diversity are falling short

Many corporations dedicate resources towards such work. But they fail to address two of the most overt kinds of marginalisation in the country.

Haryana: Senior BJP leader Anil Vij walks out of legislature meet, not included in new Cabinet

Vij skipped the swearing-in ceremony of Nayab Singh Saini, the new chief minister.

Hapur lynching: Uttar Pradesh court sentences ten to life imprisonment

In June 2018, a 45-year-old meat trader named Qasim Qureshi, was beaten to death by a mob on rumours of cow slaughter.

While Indians faced prejudice and abuse in Thailand, British colonists chose to dilly-dally

The collapse of the rubber industry in Malaya in the early 1930s prompted Indian workers to seek a livelihood in Siam.

Academia both colonial and modern owes an intellectual debt to the sidelined ‘native’ scholar

Today’s underpaid researchers from the Global South are not that different from the Indian pandits, munshis and maulvis employed by colonial admini...

Income loss, healthcare challenges: What India should prepare for as its population grows older

An increase in the proportion of elderly has consequences for the allocation of resources towards education, healthcare and social security.

A new book talks of IM Lall, the ICS officer who defied the British Empire and won a case against it

An excerpt from ‘At the Pleasure of His Majesty: IM Lall and the Case That Shook the Crown’, by Chander M Lall.

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