That so many are willing to pay for the companionship that, in a less disconnected world, would be freely available, speaks of a profound malaise.

Vaccines such as iNCOVACC can prevent mild cases of Covid and break the line of transmission of the disease.

The net result of omissions in urban planning is on show in Bengaluru, where, as an IT czar put it, technology professionals are forced to be on the road for hours to design apps that promise to deliver groceries in 10 minutes.

The dairy sector, which accounts for over a fifth of the gross value added from Indian agriculture, needs to be prepared for a fresh resurgence of LSD, with deadlier consequences.

Imports remain robust as exports slow down sharply. Slowing global economy and trade suggest subdued outlook.

Campaign against Arshdeep Singh for a slip-up on the field is reprehensible, goes against letter and spirit of the game.

T M Krishna said on TVS’s passing: “When I began singing, I so wished to sound like you. Your music was filled with passion, romance, flourish and unrestricted flow. You made me fall in love with this music.”

Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina's supporters and opponents back home will be tracking her India visit to see if it makes headway on Teesta water-sharing.

Charging an official with sedition for what appears to be a legitimate complaint against an MP, or pulling up an officer in an Opposition-ruled state for not toeing the Centre’s political line, flies in the face of the rules of the game.

Leaders such as Shashi Tharoor, Manish Tewari, Prithviraj Chavan and Pradyut Bordoloi, some of them potential candidates, insist that making the rolls public is an essential step to ensuring transparency in the election process.