In an #exclusive interview with The Statesman, Prashant Sachan, the visionary behind Sri Mandir and AppsforBharat, shares how his passion for building tech solutions tailored for India led to the creation of these platforms.
Checkout the exclusive interview of former Amroha Lok Sabha MP Kunwar Danish Ali, who asserted that the #SambhalViolence incident was a pre-planned act. He accused the BJP-RSS combine of using every tactic to tarnish the image of RahulGandhi.
In the neon-lit twilight, a single signboard stood near the entrance of Rotary Sadan: “The Statesman and the Dainik Statesman present the award programme of ‘Best Face, Best Dress’.” Its simplicity belied the ardent legacy of the institution behind it, a name synonymous with intellect, courage and grace.
The Cushrow Irani Prize for Environmental Reporting is given for exceptional reportage on the environment published in 2023 in any newspaper, periodical or website.
The Managing Director of The Statesman Ravindra Kumar in conversation with 'The Statesman Talk' throws light on the history of the iconic news paper going back to the pre- Independence era, and also its importance at the time of Independence.
Sam Pitroda, Chairman of the Indian Overseas Congress in conversation with Santu Das of The Statesman, about Congress prospects in the Lok Sabha elections, political situation in the country and Rahul Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra, among other issues.
Highlighting women's safety issues, #ShivSena (UBT) leader and Rajya Sabha MP Priyanka Chaturvedi, in conversation with #TheStatesman, reflects on #Sandeshkhali and observes that people are now more focused on votes than real issues
There is a surprise for the readers. A special Poila Boishakh gift from none other than West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee. Who has written a piece for this special edition.
This evening it was about honoring those who made it possible for the oldest English daily to host its most prized annual celebration of heritage, the Vintage Car Rally, which enters its 53rd year this year.
Fire on the Ganges is an insightful yet compassionate book that hits hard with its bare facts by examination of the systemic gaps within a highly stratified society that systematically marginalises the specific community of the Doms, depriving them of even the basic remnants of humanity.
