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A Red Card for Indian Football

FIFA’s decision to suspend AIFF puts the spotlight on in-house intrigues and frustrates the Supreme Court’s efforts to reform the sport’s governance

Justice Uday Umesh Lalit: An Institutional Mind

The new Chief Justice of India has a long way to go in a short tenure

The Age of Fantasy

May the best myth-making win

India’s son preference tapers as sex ratio improves

Sikh community leads with significant progress, smaller strides by other communities

Rifts Widening in Congress

The resignation of Ghulam Nabi Azad and Anand Sharma is a clear indication that the divide between the G 23 group of senior rebel leaders and the Gandhis is almost irreparable

‘Inside big tech, privileged caste members use filters to keep others out of jobs, promotions’

Marilyn Fernandez, professor emerita in the Sociology department at Santa Clara University, California, in conversation with the author

Breaking the Bad

Led from the front by Amit Shah, the government is putting in place a comprehensive and globally connected mechanism to combat drug trafficking

The Last Gambit

Nitish Kumar may speak with folded hands but thinks with hands crossed

Putting an end to power sector revadis

The Electricity (Amendment) Bill, 2022 will become a law sooner or later and is a key step in this process

Lining Up for 2024

Nitish Kumar’s decision to reunite with RJD is a major realignment forced by his sense of political vulnerability

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