Opinions
Delhi
As I See It
The CBI’s fishing expedition
It is not clear what offences punishable by law Sisodia is being charged with “Even if kickbacks are accepted and then credited to the party’s coffers, an offence would be made out under the Prevention […]
Coronavirus
India to import 50,000 MT medical oxygen amid COVID surge
New Delhi (TIP): The government on Thursday, April 15, said it would import 50,000 metric tonnes of medical oxygen to assure supplies to states even as it added that oxygen availability in the country was […]
Perspective
Polarization of societies
“The Right has been able to exploit the existing social, communal and sectarian fault lines to deflect attention from its complicity in the disempowerment and the immiseration of the majority. In the US, it is […]
Indians Abroad
Eminent Ophthalmologist VK Raju honored by Egyptian Ophthalmology Society
CAIRO (TIP): Dr. VK Raju, an eminent ophthalmologist based in Morgan Town, West Virginia, USA was invited to Cairo by the Egyptian Ophthalmology Society to speak on childhood blindness. He lectured on difficult cataract surgery, […]
Editorial Comment
No More 1947; no more 1984; no more 2002; no more 2020
13000 SOS calls made over 4 days of communal violence raging in some parts of Delhi, and no response from 85000 strong Delhi Police force to come to the aid of the victims. The result: […]
India
Arvind Kejriwal on apology spree: 3 down, 30 more to go?
NEW DELHI (TIP): Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convener and Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal has been humble pie. Kejriwal’s spree of apologies has generated mixed reactions, with some amused, some piqued and others downright infuriated. The AAP chief, with 33 defamation cases […]