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 | Private sector has done wonders for many sectors. Can it do the same for one of India's biggest problems? |  |  | Startup India has started two important trends, the first being that it has catalysed states to back startups. | |  | More than two decades after dematerialisation of physical shares, investors still love to hold on to paper shares | |  | "They are not hostile people. They warn; they don't kill people, including outsiders. They only say, leave us alone," TN Pandit said. | |  | While anti-terror grid has been strengthened, we still don't know if the measures are adequate | |  | "I am here to wake up the government that has gone into a slumber like Kumbhakaran after getting votes in the name of the Ram Mandir," Uddhav Thackeray added. | |  | The Myanmar leader's refusal to demonise the armed forces stems from a profound Buddhist philosophy that everyone is redeemable, but it also gives her the space for practical, hard-nosed politics. | |  | Caste is all-pervasive — from birth to death — in India. It needs to be questioned by everyone, not just the depressed castes, if we need to move towards equality. | |  | A number of the villages in the Sheopur and Shivpuri districts have ghettos inhabited by the Sahariya tribe and considered by many parties as a vote bank readily wooed by cash, liquor and gifts. | |  | In its election manifesto for MP, BJP announces its aim to bring in Rs 5,00,000 crore worth of investment for industrial growth over the next five years. | |  | Rajasthan's Dabu print is famous throughout the country but the people who make them say politicians ignore their demands, even during elections. | |  | "It is important to keep in mind that the best way to avoid challenges is not to get started at all," says Vijayaraghavan. | |  | Crimes against women contribute to about 10% of all crimes. | |  | Istanbul was originally founded by the Thracians in the 7th century BC. | |  | Some 400 years ago, winemakers in Champagne, France, were pulling their hair out when they saw the fizz in their wine. They were desperate to stop the pop. | |  | The emotional pull of comfort foods has drawn a fair amount of scientific interest, particularly from food manufacturers eager to capitalise on their appeal. | | |
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