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#Budget2024: FM’s seventh budget lacks vision, fails to address structural flaws in India’s economy

July 23, 2024

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman achieved a record on July 23, presenting her seventh consecutive Budget in the Lok Sabha. In another significant development, the Budget assured key allies in the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) that some of their demands will now be

Mangroves Provide Rooted Remedies To Surging Storms

Shobha Sriram

July 17, 2024

Sustainability

In Cuddalore district of Tamil Nadu, south of the Uppanar river estuary, sits the picturesque village of Kudikadu, where the Uppanar backwaters isolate the agrarian hinterlands. Flowing over 24 km, the Uppanar river — a relatively smaller river — empties into the

NEET Paper Leaks Is Symptom Of Breakdown Of India’s Education System

Kalyan Chatterjee

July 15, 2024

Deep Dive

Leak after leak after leak. Apart from the 2024 general election, this year has been a saga of high-profile exam paper leaks in India. It started with the police constable recruitment paper leak in Uttar Pradesh in February. Though the lid was

Will Modi Be Able To Address The Spiralling Unemployment Crisis In His Third Term?

Vivian Fernandes

July 8, 2024

Deep Dive

There has been much talk of growth, development and inclusion over the past 10 years, but this period, defined by the highly centralised style of functioning of Narendra Modi, has not produced enough jobs to absorb additions to the labour force, particularly

The Case Of India’s Disappearing Forest Cover

Raju Mansukhani

July 3, 2024

Sustainability·Top Story

In commemorating World Environment Day 2024, the Government of India did not spare the occasion to declare its achievements, in terms which may be described as visionary and high sounding. Proclaimed the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change of India (MoEFCC)

Great Nicobar Project Will Sound The Death Knell For The Nicobar Tribes and Biodiversity

Shobha Sriram

June 28, 2024

Sustainability·Top Story

Shimmering like emeralds in the Bay of Bengal, the Nicobar Islands — south of the Andaman Islands — are the hallmark of scenic extravaganza and beautiful landscape with exotic flora and fauna. The breathtaking waves, the rippling breeze that sways the palms

Espionage: Hooked On Facebook, Booked By The Law

Jasvinder Sidhu

June 25, 2024

Environment

India’s security agencies believe that social media platforms—especially Facebook—have become the most effective tool for Pakistan’s intelligence agency, Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), for recruiting officials from the country’s defence production sector and civilians from sensitive border areas. Over the past few years, a

Press Bodies’ Pushback Against New Laws That Curtail Media Freedom

TC Web Desk

June 17, 2024

In Focus

India’s leading press bodies, journalist unions and digital rights organisation came together at a consultative meeting on May 28, 2024, organised by the Press Club of India, to pass a resolution demanding that the government should withdraw various provisions of newly enacted

#Election2024: How The Ground Shifted From Under Modi’s Feet

Vivek Mukherji

June 14, 2024

Top Story

The mascot-in-chief of the BJP, Narendra Modi, started off the 2024 general election with a clarion call of Abki baar 400 paar (this time 400+ seats), but ended up on the crutches of two unlikely allies — the Janata Dal (United) and

More Than 50 People Died Due To Heat Stroke In Various Parts Of North And Central India

TC Web Desk

June 1, 2024