Left, Right & Centre

The Haj subsidy is finally gone, but is it time to end all other religious subsidies as well?

As the Supreme Court begins hearings on the constitutional validity of Aadhaar, the petitioners say Aadhaar will turn India into a surveillance state. Are fears over Aadhaar real or exaggerated?

The Chief Justice of India meets the four judges who revolted against him and will keep talking to them. But how will the row over the allocation of cases get resolved? Is there long term damage to the Institution?

As petrol and diesel prices shoot up and world oil prices surge, is there more trouble lurking ahead for the Indian economy, which depends overwhelmingly on oil imports. Find out how this affects all of us.

The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to India has seen a lot of mutual admiration between him and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, but has the visit been higher on optics and low on substance? We debate.

A truce at the Supreme Court after the virtual revolt by the senior most judges on Friday, but how was the truce reached? Can it be business as usual? We debate.

In an unprecedented move, four top judges of Supreme Court go public, accusing the Chief Justice of India of flouting rules, assigning cases to wrong benches.

While the government is gearing up to defend Aadhaar in the Supreme Court, petitioners challenging the Aadhaar say that Virtual ID is 'untested' and 'unworkable'and they will oppose it 'tooth and nail' in the top court. With so many glaring instances of data leaks the jury is still out. Is your Aadhaar data safe?

CPI(M) General Secretary Sitram Yechury talks about the growing intolerance in India and the changing political discourse. He blames the Modi government of playing divisive politics. Mr Yechury says he believes that the opposition can come together in 2019 as a credible alternative to the BJP and PM Narendra Modi.

The government announces major new policy decisions on Foreign Direct Investment in Air India and single brand retail. Foreign investors can now own a 49% stake in the national carrier, but will it be enough to turn the airline around? And will this over all FDI push help investment into India?