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Patralekha Chatterjee focuses on development issues in India and emerging economies. She can be reached at patralekha.chatterjee@gmail.com
    Minister for External Affairs Sushma Swaraj before a meeting with U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, at Jawahar Lal Nehru Bhavan in New Delhi. (Photo: PTI)Opinion
    No jobs at home: Why war zones lure Indians

    Successive Indian governments have successfully evacuated stranded Indians from conflict zones.

    22 March 2018 1:02 AM IST

    Remains of the five-feet-tall statue of Lenin which was allegedly demolished by a pay-loader at Belonia in South Tripura district on Monday afternoon and was thrown at the nearby jungle. (Photo: PTI)Opinion
    Dev 360: Chalo Paltai! Smashing statues won't bring jobs

    According to the Centre for Monitoring the Indian Economy (CMIE), there are currently nearly 31 million unemployed...

    8 March 2018 3:26 AM IST

    Lawyer Vijay Aggarwal, speaking by telephone, declined to comment on where Nirav Modi was. (Photo: PTI)Opinion
    No one is accountable. And we're all to blame

    Pick any story about a disaster or gross negligence and one thing becomes clear.

    22 Feb 2018 1:57 AM IST

    Union minister for health J.P. Nadda said that the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (Neet) is being implemented in Tamil Nadu.Opinion
    Let's talk about health: India's future at stake

    India has been the outlier among major economies so far as healthcare is concerned.

    8 Feb 2018 12:37 AM IST

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the at World Economic Forum plenary in Davos on Tuesday.Opinion
    Dev 360: Vikas is there, but not sabka saath'

    A chilling reminder comes from the WEF's latest Inclusive Development Index, which puts India at 62nd place among...

    25 Jan 2018 7:22 AM IST

    Why do we focus on gender as early as pregnancy, and if its planning, what are we planning? (Photo: Pixabay)Opinion
    Beyond basics, a gender gap looms

    ASER 2017 shows that hearteningly, 86 per cent of youth in the surveyed 14-18 age-group are still within the formal...

    18 Jan 2018 1:10 PM IST

    Supreme Court of IndiaOpinion
    The miniscule matters: A hopeful start to 2018

    The court's decision to revisit its own 2013 verdict upholding the constitutional validity of Section 377 of the IPC is...

    11 Jan 2018 12:27 AM IST

    Dev 360: Alarm bells vs jingle bellsOpinion
    Dev 360: Alarm bells vs jingle bells

    The Union ministry of home affairs issued an advisory to all states to maintain the utmost vigil to prevent “any...

    28 Dec 2017 6:27 AM IST

    Afrazul Khan, a migrant labourer from West Bengals Malda district who was working as a mason in Rajasthan. Khan was hacked and burnt alive by one Shambhulal Regar at Rajasamand in Rajasthan. The brutal murder was captured on camera by Shambhulals teenaged nephew.Opinion
    Dev 360: It's time to unite India against climate of hate

    Khan was hacked and burnt alive by one Shambhulal Regar at Rajasamand in Rajasthan.

    14 Dec 2017 3:52 AM IST

    Hadiya arrives at the Sivaraj Homeopathy College in Salem on Tuesday. (Photo: DC)Opinion
    Dev 360: To empower women, hear what they want

    In the Hadiya case, sections of society have labelled the matter a case of love jihad .

    30 Nov 2017 2:32 AM IST

    Though the Garden City has not reached Delhi levels in air pollution, experts believe that it is better to take precautionary measures now.Opinion
    Delhi's foul air: Alarm bells for India's health

    Other cities like Beijing, grappling with poisonous air, have put in place time-bound measures to improve the situation.

    16 Nov 2017 12:34 AM IST

    Three minors were arrested for a brutal attack on Swiss Couple.Opinion
    What kind of culture' needs such violence?

    Killing someone or hitting someone in the name of defending Indian culture' damages it the most.

    2 Nov 2017 12:34 AM IST

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