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US President Donald Trump. Photo: Bloomberg

Thu, Apr 19 2018. 02 23 AM IST

How world leaders can deal with Donald Trump

Donald Trump’s leadership style is characterized by a willingness, indeed a preference, for hewing to contrarian positions, an appalling absence of understanding

Corruption in exams has evolved into an industry in certain North Indian states. Photo: HT

Mon, Apr 16 2018. 02 20 AM IST

Malpractices in exams threaten the future of Indian education

Playing with the future of young people is not a new tradition. Corruption in exams has evolved into an industry in certain North Indian states

Sahil Vasudeva at home. Photo: Ramesh Pathania/Mint

Fri, Apr 13 2018. 12 04 PM IST

Sahil Vasudeva: from banker to music maker

Sahil Vasudeva explains what it takes to be a Western classical pianist in India

Masayoshi Son is starting to run out of cash, and junk-rated Sprint is just one of SoftBank’s endless debt pits. Photo: Bloomberg

Wed, Apr 11 2018. 06 39 PM IST

Time to make Masayoshi son an offer he can’t refuse?

On a call to discuss December quarter earnings, Masayoshi Son insisted SoftBank’s ratio of net interest-bearing debt to Ebitda was at a still ‘healthy’ 2.8 times

European Central Bank (ECB) headquarters building in Frankfurt, German. Photo: Reuters.

Tue, Apr 10 2018. 06 11 PM IST

European Central Bank says don’t worry as euro area hits economic soft patch

European Central Bank president Mario Draghi signalled on Monday that while inflation remains too low and a global trade spat poses a new threat, the region’s economic upturn is still solid

Smoke billows out of burning cars during ‘Bharat Bandh’ against the alleged dilution of Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes Act in Muzzaffarnagar on April 2. Photo: PTI

Sun, Apr 08 2018. 11 56 PM IST

The frightening trend of violent revolutions

Social fabric of the Indian nation state is endangered after every such violent outbreak

The team at Nyaaya: (from left) Adrija Jayanthy, Shonottra Kumar, Sumeysh Srivastava, Malavika Rajkumar and Mustafa Haji. Photo: Ramesh Pathania/Mint

Fri, Apr 06 2018. 01 33 AM IST

Nyaaya: A digital guide to complex justice system

Nyaaya provides information on every state and central law in simple English and Hindi

Essar Steel is the biggest industry asset yet to be sold under the insolvency and bankruptcy code. Photo: Bloomberg

Tue, Apr 03 2018. 11 01 PM IST

ArcelorMittal heads to court over legitimacy of Essar Steel bid by Numetal

ArcelorMittal has reasons to question the eligibility of the VTB-led Numetal group as under India’s bankruptcy laws, owners of insolvent firms aren’t eligible to bid for assets

External affairs minister Sushma Swaraj (centre) with ministers of state for external affairs, M.J. Akbar (left) and V.K. Singh, at a press conference over the death of 39 Indians who were abducted by Islamic State in Iraq, in New Delhi on 20 March. Photo: PTI

Mon, Mar 26 2018. 02 35 AM IST

When will India’s retribution against Islamic State come?

While government action on bringing back the remains of the 39 Indians killed in Iraq is commendable, its inaction on providing Indians livelihood in their homeland warrants attention

Despite the critical success of Last Splash, The Breeders went their separate ways in 1994.

Fri, Mar 23 2018. 03 16 PM IST

Alt-rock favourites The Breeders are back

With a classic line-up and a killer new album

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