In this issue

India Against Corruption: A look back at the Anna Hazare movement as it marks 10-year anniversary

ALSO READ: The new wave was caused more by Covid-inappropriate behaviour and lax policy measures than mutant strains

Second coming

The new wave of Covid-19 cases was caused more by a relaxed approach to Covid-appropriate behaviour and inadequate policy measures than mutant virus strains

10+ mins

Tightrope walk

As it battles a resurgent virus, India needs to balance its global commitment and home requirement of Covid-19 vaccines

5 mins

Tough times ahead

New restrictions will hurt the recovery of businesses

3 mins

Half throttle

Central concerns might explain the inertness of the left-Congress campaign in West Bengal

4 mins

Just can't cope

Home minister goes. And after Sachin Waze’s arrest, at least half a dozen police officers are being investigated

4 mins

Gaps cause grief

The Naxal attack in Chhattisgarh highlights strategic shortcomings

7 mins

India Against Corruption - Who Killed The Crusade?

The legacy of the decade-old India Against Corruption campaign is a mixed bag. While it has had a profound impact on the country’s politics, the anti-corruption sentiment ignited by the movement has died down

10+ mins

Game of silences

There has been a perceptible thaw in India-Pakistan relations, but the road to peace is fraught with uncertainties

3 mins

Investing in resilience gives a 400 per cent return

SEVERAL WORLD LEADERS, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his British counterpart Boris Johnson, recently came together virtually to attend the first international conference organised by the newly-formed Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure (CDRI).

3 mins

Scrapping policy and production linked incentive will bring long-term benefits

VIKRAM KIRLOSKAR, a fourth-generation entrepreneur from the business group that bears his family name, seldom holds back when he speaks about the problems of the auto industry.

4 mins

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