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SC asks Republic TV to file affidavit on ‘vindictive, vendetta driven action’ of Maha govt
Delhi | By Asian News International | Posted by Mallika Soni
UPDATED ON OCT 26, 2020 09:19 PM IST
Republic Network said that it will reveal “the coercive and illegal methods of the Mumbai Police, the incessant harassment of our journalists and the seemingly tainted routes being used to try and fix and frame Republic.”
Mumbai Police issue show cause notice to Republic’s Arnab Goswami
Hindustan Times, Mumbai | By Vijay Kumar Yadav
UPDATED ON OCT 13, 2020 08:46 PM IST
Goswami has two FIRs registered against him in Mumbai. One has been registered at NM Joshi Marg police station earlier while the other is at the Pydhonie police station.
In defence of India’s original values, writes Chanakya
Hindustan Times | By Chanakya
UPDATED ON AUG 08, 2020 06:17 PM IST
The original values of the Constitution— secularism, liberalism and democracy— work together — and have helped sustain national unity. A liberal and secular State cannot but be a democratic State, which deepens national unity. But when there is an attack on one value, the others become vulnerable.
August 5: A tribute to the values of the Republic
By Ira Bhaskar
UPDATED ON AUG 07, 2020 06:12 AM IST
Mughal-e-Azam, exactly 60 years ago, displayed a bold imagination of the nation, law, governance and dissent
The Congress is not meant to die or wither away. It must change |Opinion
UPDATED ON JUL 18, 2020 05:50 AM IST
Proposing an alternative leadership is not disloyalty. There is an opportunity now
Podcast: Shankkar Aiyar on the Proliferation of India’s ‘Gated Republics’
By Hindustan Times
UPDATED ON APR 29, 2020 07:55 AM IST
Author and journalist Shankkar Aiyar’s new book, The Gated Republic: India’s Public Policy Failures and Private Solutions argues that the failure of India’s public sector to deliver on its most essential functions has created a massive gap, which the private sector has had no choice but to fill.
Opinion| Federalism is not a one-way street
By Baijayant ‘Jay’ Panda
PUBLISHED ON JAN 26, 2020 07:48 PM IST
The anti-CAA stance of a few states and the legal challenge to the NIA can take a toll on the nation
ZEE5’s ‘Republic of Entertainment’ campaign to democratise content viewing
By Promotional Feature, HT Brand Studio
UPDATED ON JAN 30, 2020 03:49 PM IST
This Republic Day, ZEE5 has pledged to entertain India 24*7 with content in 12 languages and multiple genres.
The fourth crisis of the Republic, writes Ramachandra Guha
UPDATED ON JAN 26, 2020 08:28 AM IST
A historian can use the past to understand the present, but a historian cannot predict the future. But that the Republic is passing through a very troubled phase in its history is evident. That it lacks the sort of enlightened leadership that can take us out of our difficulties is even more evident.
HT Archives| Policy of controls takes away creative genius of people: GD Birla
Hindustan Times | By GD Birla
UPDATED ON JAN 26, 2020 08:18 AM IST
Under the regime of a thousand “don’ts,” the man who is interested in producing more, feels a bit bewildered at all this talk of hard work when he finds himself bound hand and foot and yet asked to run.
Shashi Tharoor’s word of the week: Republic
Hindustan Times | By Shashi Tharoor
PUBLISHED ON JAN 25, 2020 05:08 PM IST
An oligarchy can call itself a republic. But the true spirit of the political system is democratic, where citizens govern the state via elected representatives
The Republic at 70: Celebrating the Constitution
Hindustan Times | By HT Correspondent
UPDATED ON JAN 26, 2020 09:07 AM IST
India has reason to be proud of its legacy. Preserve it
We need patriotism as a unifier in a divisive polity
By Lloyd Mathias
UPDATED ON JAN 24, 2020 07:52 PM IST
No one has a monopoly over nationalism, but providing contemporary icons for people to cherish can help bind us
Why the CAA is illogical, immoral and ill-timed, writes Ramachandra Guha
UPDATED ON JAN 12, 2020 06:04 PM IST
There are perhaps two reasons behind the Modi government’s unseemly haste in passing the CAA through Parliament. The first is bigotry.
A new phase in Centre-state ties
Hindustan Times | By HT Correspondent
PUBLISHED ON JAN 01, 2020 06:14 PM IST
Both must respect the division of powers in the Constitution
Parliament House should be modernised: Venkaiah Naidu
Hindustan Times, New Delhi | By HT Correspondent
UPDATED ON AUG 06, 2019 09:20 AM IST
The Parliament building—considered by many as a functioning monument—has frequently faced maintenance issues. Once, a huge chunk of the ceiling fell in a minister’s room which was right below the kitchen.
The Constitution must permeate Indian society
By Arghya Sengupta
UPDATED ON JUN 17, 2019 09:14 PM IST
While we celebrate the Constitution, it is time to build a national consensus so that the Constitution is a charter that speaks to our own needs and aspirations today. The time for borrowing is over.
Politicians must agree to hike the education budget
By Venkatesh Athreya
UPDATED ON APR 06, 2019 11:03 AM IST
It is encouraging to note that the election manifesto of the Congress commits that, if voted to power, it will ensure that the total public expenditure on education will reach 6% of GDP by 2023-24. The CPI (M), too, has made a similar commitment in its manifesto. One hopes a consensus can be reached to achieve this target at least during the term of the 17th Lok Sabha
The four faultlines of our Republic
By Ramachandra Guha
PUBLISHED ON JAN 27, 2019 08:28 AM IST
Contrary to these prophets of doom, we have stayed united, and somewhat democratic. However, as we mark the completion of 69 years as a Republic, a sober reflection is called for
In Republic Day address, President Kovind urges people to perform the ‘sacred act’ of voting
Press Trust of India | By Press Trust of India
UPDATED ON JAN 25, 2019 07:45 PM IST
Opinion | The Constitution was a leap of faith
By Namita Wahi
UPDATED ON JAN 25, 2019 07:59 AM IST
In the 70th year of the Republic, “We the People” must reward their imagination by emerging from the littleness and binaries of our current public discourse, and expanding our own political imagination of the possibilities for the future of India.
Centre and states should work with cohesion
By Mark Tully
UPDATED ON DEC 16, 2018 05:28 PM IST
From the earliest day of the Republic, there haves been allegations that the central government is undermining the autonomy of the states
Review: The Republic of Beliefs by Kaushik Basu
Hindustan Times | By Roshan Kishore
UPDATED ON SEP 28, 2018 07:50 PM IST
Kaushik Basu questions the moorings of Law and Economics to show that political groups with retrograde ideas cannot further the cause of justice
Unless checked in time, India could become a Republic of the Mob
By Shiv Visvanathan
UPDATED ON JUL 20, 2018 07:11 PM IST
Law and the rule of law must create a secular lens that refracts stereotypes and prejudices
When the RSS praised and flattered Nehru
UPDATED ON JUN 17, 2018 12:24 PM IST
No Indian democrat should have misgivings about Nehru’s emphatic rejection of the RSS’s overtures to him in 1949. Had our first prime minister allowed the RSS into the Congress fold 70 years ago, the Republic would have been corroded from the start