The crash of AI171 exposes the narrow margin between flight and failure and the unforgiving nature of take-off
India in mourning after the Air India flight from Ahmedabad to London crashes moments after take-off, raising questions about aviation safety. Lone survivor among 242 aboard, many students of BJ Medical College feared killed as the plane on fire crashes into their dining hall
Essays | Open Essay
As Sheikh Hasina is indicted and relations between Bangladesh and India deteriorate, the army is losing its patience with Muhammad Yunus
Columns | Dharma Dispatch
Once a great actor and now a wannabe intellectual
Columns | Comment
India is closely watching the evolving Trump-Xi dynamic
Features | Food
The coffee drinking India is on the rise
Books
A lawyer-writer explains how Augusto Pinochet’s 1998 arrest in London changed international law even as he pursues the connection between the dictator and a notorious Nazi war criminal
Columns | Tech Talk
Apple unveils ‘Liquid Glass’ to improve the display of its devices
Columns
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