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The very first edition of Swarajya Midweek Crossword

Amarnath Govindarajan

Nov 27, 2014, 12:34 AM | Updated Feb 24, 2016, 04:18 PM IST

Welcome to the very first edition of Swarajya Midweek Crossword. Here’s your chance to put your current affairs knowledge to test (and since this is the first edition we’ve tried to keep it slightly hard for you to crack!)

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Politics

Yogi Adityanath Makes A Move To Keep Challengers Like Deputy Maurya In Check

Nishtha Anushree

11h

Why BJP Had To Replace Samrat Choudhary With Dilip Jaiswal As Bihar Unit President

Nishtha Anushree

12h

From Party Rebel To Party Chief: The Rise Of PM Modi-Backed Madan Rathore As BJP's New Rajasthan President

Nishtha Anushree

15h

Economy

Decision Makers Weigh In On Modi 3.0 Budget's Bold Move To End The 'No Experience, No Job' Trap

Swarajya Staff

13h

Supreme Court's GM Mustard Verdict Can Pave The Way For Clear Policy Over Ad Hoc Solutions

Amit Mishra

PM And FM Have Got Most Things Right In A Budget With A Very Short Shelf-Life

R Jagannathan

19h

Infrastructure

V Bhagya Subhashini

Bengaluru Metro Phase-2 Cost Jumps To Rs 40,000 Crore, 52 Per Cent Rise From Original Estimate

S Rajesh

Ashwini Vaishnaw’s Reply On Rail Projects In Tamil Nadu, Kerala Has A Clear Message: 'Don't Blame Centre For Everything'

10h

Swarajya Staff

Government Plans EV-Ready Highways, Sets Target To Establish 5,833 Charging Stations Along National Highways

15h

Defence

Three Lessons Not Learnt Even After 25 Years Of Kargil War

Ujjwal Shrotryia

10h

Indian Navy Has A Peacetime Accidents Problem

Ujjwal Shrotryia

India Tests BMD Shield, Demonstrates Capability To Defend Against Ballistic Missiles Of 5000 Km Class

Swarajya Staff

World

Nepal Says 'No Thanks' To Delayed Chinese Aid, To Self-Finance Crucial Highway Project

V Bhagya Subhashini

12h

Why Germany Shut Down Multiple Mosques This Week

Swarajya Staff

Hasina On The Edge: Bangladesh’s Long Road To Recovery Is Littered With Landmines

Jaideep Mazumdar

Culture

Just Blaming Migrants Won't Do; How Karnataka And Other Southern States Can Make Their Languages More Accessible

S Rajesh

Saina Nehwal's Take On Cricket Is Out Of Touch With The Game's Evolution

Abhishek Kumar

The 'Inside Out' Films Are Doing What Indian Films Aren't — Providing A Window Into The Language Of The Puranas

Aravindan Neelakandan

States