Imagine a scenario, your boss asked you and your colleagues to prepare a report and submit it within a certain period of time. If you submit the report before time, you get a reward and if you don't, you miss out the chance. Now, after the deadline, you get to know that some of your other colleagues have not been able to submit the report on time including the quite influential colleague. However, only a few days later, you find out that the same colleague has not only filed the report but also likely to get the reward. When you dig deeper, you find out there has been some meddling with the date of report filing and the report is incomplete too. Since your colleague is now also likely to get the reward, you question whether your boss is biased? The boss, however, chooses to remain silent. Now, juxtapose the same scenario to what happened recently with the Election Commission of India, BJP and other political parties

In this current election season, travelling across Madhya Pradesh, the only point of discussion one can hear is complaints from farmers. There are problems with the registration process for Bhavantar where rich farmers are favoured more, private traders lower their prices in the market as they know that the small farmer has no other option but to sell to them. hence making the poor farmers poorer . This is not to say that Bhavantar or government's work has not benefited the farmers. Things could have been a lot worse without the scheme. Madhya Pradesh has been one of India’s better performers in agricultural growth under the Shivraj Singh Chouhan government.. the state which has 70% of its population engaged in farming,, and if THIS community's anger is shown on the ballot.. One can say that Chouhan Mamaji is in big trouble..

The room burst with cries of elation and tears of joy running down every official in the control room, who sat there with waited breath at Jet Propulsion Labaoratory in Pasadena California as its InSight Lander touched down on Monday but this is not it. There's a horde of challenges that the team of Principal Investigation and the project management looking at right now. Will they be able to complete the mission successfully ?

The terrorist attack of 26/11 shook the entire country. The CST railway station, one of the most busiest station in Mumbai still bears the marks of the bloody history. Ten years on, as the security arrangements changed? Are we better prepared for an attack like this? Here's what General manager, Central Railways says: "We learnt it hard ways; sometimes we are never prepared":

In the poll bound state of Madhya Pradesh, there has been a 71% increase in assets of the MLAs who are re-contesting in Assembly elections of 2018. This data was recorded and compiled by Association Democratic Reforms, in a report titled 'Madhya Pradesh Elections 2018: Comparative Analysis of Assets of Re-contesting MLAs'.

Nearly 50 per cent of ATMs may be shut down by March 2019 due to unavailability of operations which would hit hard to both the urban and rural population. which now have to deal with a blow to the Gov's digitization policy as well. This was recently warned by the Confederation of ATM industry. This industry describes itself as a non-profit trade association representing ATM manufacturing and outsourcing companies among other firms. The association's spokesperson had also said that 1,13,000 of 2,38,000 ATMs are likely to down their shutters soon.

This dramatic turn of events came after Mehbooba Mufti, quit as chief minister after BJP withdrew support to her in June. And now the leader of the Opposition in the Rajya Sabha and former J&K chief minister, Ghulam Nabi Azad, of the Congress said that informal talks were underway to explore the formation of a new government in J&K. NC chairman and MP from Srinagar, Farooq Abdullah, had also earlier said that he was willing to hold talks with the Congress and the PDP to form a new government in J&K. The Congress has formed governments with both the PDP and the NC from 2002-08 and from 2009-14, respectively. Whereas the NC and the PDP have traditionally been bitter opponents. But their coming together with the Congress makes a panic environment for the BJP. So again we ask is the J&K's Gov's decision correct?? Or can we say that the BJP are losing their plot slowly and steadily ???

Demanding compensation for drought and the transfer of forest rights to tribals, thousands of farmers and tribals began a two-day march from Thane to Mumbai today. The farmers are demanding implementation of the Swaminathan Committee report, which suggested that farmers must have assured access and control over resources such as land and water. They are also demanding an increase in the Minimum Support Price and a judicial system to ensure its implementation

With Alyque Padamsee passing away today in Mumbai at the age of 90, passes away an era that changed the way advertisements were made, campaigns were launched and a connect was established directly with the consumer which is exactly what is aimed to be achieved by the advertisement industry.

Activist Trupti Desai, who wants to enter Kerala's Sabarimala temple in defiance of a decades-old custom on women of menstrual age, has been blocked by hundreds of protesters at the Kochi airport since she landed 12 hours ago early this morning. The hilltop shrine opened at 5 pm today for a two-month-long puja in which lakhs of devotees and tourists are expected.