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Israel Overreacts. Again

A commando attack that killed ten of an activist group delivering aid to Gaza has shocked both friends and foes of the Jewish state.

Census Sets OBC Politics Astir

In Maharashtra, old foes join hands across an ideological divide to make the most of a chance to consolidate Other Backward Caste votes.

Trinamool Sweeps Civic Polls

However, the margins in many seats were narrow. And, for the party to perform in the Assembly polls, it will have to deliver in the municipalities.

Just Can’t Keep Track

The Jnaneswari Express passenger train that was derailed by rogue Maoist-backed militiamen was rammed hard by an oncoming goods train, leaving over 150 dead.

Why the NAC is a Bad Idea

Civil society loves the National Advisory Council, but it is ultimately an extra-constitutional entity framing policies without any accountability.

Karat to Face His Party’s Music

An extended meeting of the CPM’s Central Committee in August is expected to call him to account for overstepping the party’s political line.

Cars, Rain and other Good News

Surging auto sales and an on-time monsoon can only mean reassurance for India.

India This Week

Passport to Freedom; Jagan Migraine for Congress; Falling Grades; Gadkari’s Misguided Priorities

How Not To End Up Divorced

Adultery used to be the leading threat to marital peace, but then someone complicated everything by inventing the World Cup. Here’s a survival guide for those at risk.

The Big Bucks

World Cup fever has gripped well-off, upper-end Indian audiences. Alas, Indian advertisers are looking away. They are busy chasing the TRPs of India-Sri Lanka cricket.

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