India's political parties
A study of democracy is incomplete without a study of one of its most fundamental components—political parties. In India, works on the country’s political parties so far have explored, among other things,
Political Parties
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Power cut, pollution major reasons for Congress defeat in Salem
R. Ilangovan SALEM: Distressing internecine activities and haunting power cuts are the primary factors that inflicted a string of defeats on Congress in this highly industrialised region of western Tamil Nadu, barring the hill constituency of Nilgiris.
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Goa continues to mine illegally
A government inspection of 48 mines in Goa found 35 of them operating without a lease. Some of them did not have mandatory clearances. A committee chaired by the state
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Goa continues to mine illegally
State government report stops short of taking action a government inspection of 48 mines in Goa found 35 of them operating without a lease. Some of them did not have mandatory clearances. A committee chaired by the state
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BJP: UPA has unleashed economic terror
Says Fuel Price Rise Unjustified, Wants PM To Resign Gauging that it could only add to the its ammunition against the government in a year leading up to the Lok Sabha polls, BJP on Wednesday reacted strongly to the government's decision to hike fuel prices, saying a "directionless' UPA has unleashed "economic terror' on the nation.
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Blinkers on oil consumption
India is in danger of losing yet another opportunity to reduce its dependence on petroleum. (Editorial)
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National Interest not the issue in nuclear deal
The real danger of the Indo-US nuclear deal is that it formally recognises India as a legal nuclear weapons state and provides the platform for a closer integration of the Indian state and the economy with the global economy and power structure.
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State Govt failed in power generation
The state BJP government, during its five- year tenure, has not taken any initiative to increase power generation, alleged the state Congress party here on Wednesday. During these years the government did not conduct survey for power generation projects and nor have taken any approval for any new power project, it added.
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BJP to oppose Nuclear Liability Bill
AMBALA: Even as the Centre expressed its readiness to look into
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Oppn unites on fuel hike, calls for Bharat Bandh on July 5
In a calibrated and coordinated move, the entire Opposition, including the ideologically opposed BJP and the Left and the Samajwadi Party which is supporting the UPA Government from outside, on Tuesday called for a dawn-to-dusk Bharat bandh on July 5 protesting the hike in fuel prices and demanding a rollback.