Opinion
Kanhaiya's Aggression May Help Congress, But His Past May Hurt it Too
Sources say he has had at least two meetings with the Gandhis and several with other Congress leaders.
Rahul Gandhi on Mahatma and Mohan Bhagwat: A Fundamental Problem with His Thinking
Rahul Gandhi only needs to revisit the story of a BJP politician who defeated him in his den – who incidentally happens to be a woman.
20 Years of 9/11: No Freedom from Global Terror, Rather Radical Islamists on the Rise
Afghanistan is likely to once again emerge as the core centre of terrorist forces, with reluctance of all powers to seek any form of physical intervention.
By Revisiting Bilateral Flying Rights with UAE, India is Finally Asserting Itself
India is well on its way to becoming one of the top three air travel markets. In the coming years, bilaterals will become even more important to the country.
A Doctor on Why Step-down Care is a Step Up for Elderly Patients in India
The philosophy of step-down care is to ensure a gradual recovery once patients leave ICUs, surgery wards and other high-intensity care environments.
OPINION: Will Taliban Militants be Diverted to Kashmir Valley?
Taliban’s official stand is Kashmir is a bilateral issue between India and Pakistan and Taliban have no role in it whatsoever.
Indian Schools Can’t Ignore Ugliness in Society, Must Prepare Kids to Deal with Conflict
Classrooms are also sites of conflict, where the ugliness of social division manifests itself in both subtle and obvious ways.
India’s Afghan Interests Distinct from China, Russia, US; We Must Find Own Equation with Taliban
For India to resume cooperative activities in Afghanistan, a prerequisite is that the Taliban enable Indian Embassy and its Consulates to function effectively.
UP Next: BJP Emerges as Powerful Alternative Among Tribals Where Congress, SP, BSP are Struggling
Chief minister Yogi Adityanath’s emphasis on developmental opportunities for small groups makes BJP an attractive opportunity for the tribes.
Lessons from Afghan Fiasco: Bold Political Leadership, Regimented Army Key to Resilient Nation
Be it Hamid Karzai or Ashraf Ghani, none of them had any grassroots connect with Afghan society, beyond their own tribes.
After Afghanistan Fiasco, It Would Be Foolhardy to Vouch For US Credibility on Indo-Pacific
Having left Afghanistan, the way they did, the US is not likely to be in a hurry to make fresh commitments in the Indo-Pacific region.
Russia Can Be Helpful for India in Reaching out to Various Afghan Players
India’s outlook on Afghanistan will not always coincide with others, but it must try to build a limited security agenda to safeguard its interests, a role where Moscow can step in.
20 Years, 2600 Casualties, $2 Trillion: Kandahar’s Fall to Taliban Exposes US’ Costly Failure
Each Taliban offensive is a grim reminder that the longest war in American history has failed to achieve objectives of nation-building and creating a robust Afghan military force.
Not Taliban, India’s Regional Security Challenges Come from Pakistan-China Nexus
It is important for India to have a presence in Afghanistan but it is not crucial to our security.
Small Suppliers, Entrepreneurs Must be Integrated with e-Commerce—It Starts with GST Parity
The hesitation of small businesses to register under GSTN is not to evade tax but to avoid the cumbersome and time-consuming registration and returns filing process.
National Education Policy Needs Lateral Hires of Changemakers to Get It Going
Changes are difficult to implement in a government when the system resists change and delays anything that incumbent administrators see as threat to their job profiles.