Opinion
Pandemic or Not, Health is Playing a Key Role in Foreign Policy and India is Taking the Lead
The pandemic has put a sharp focus on health as critical to economy, politics, society, foreign policy and security. It has imposed high costs on foreign policy goals.
Haryana Minister Explains How State is Making Direct Cash Transfer to Farmers Possible During COVID
This Rabi season, Haryana could register an all-time record in wheat procurement from farmers.
OPINION: Second Wave of Coronavirus is Sparing None. J&K Must Prepare Well for the Battle Ahead
Any misconception that the second wave of coronavirus will not hit J&K should be set aside, by looking at the condition of a small state like Chhattisgarh.
Hypocrisy of Liberals: They Outrage Over Election Campaigning, But Egged On Farm Protests
The reason people read or listen to “public intellectuals” is because you are expected to call out all public failings, not just the ones that suit you.
5 Lakh Cases, 3000 Daily COVID Deaths in 4 Weeks? A 10-Point Strategy to Beat Dire Forecast for India
Neither human behaviour nor re-infection and waning immunity can explain the COVID spike we saw in March-April in India. What caused this surge?
In This Make or Break Election for AIADMK and DMK, the Young, Proud Tamil Holds the Key
Many in the 18-29 year age group are first-time voters, unaware of the ‘grandeur’ of Jayalalithaa or Karunanidhi.
Narendra Modi’s Temple Visits in Bangladesh Score High on Optics
Narendra Modi’s critics feel the temple visits would help him consolidate the Hindu votes in West Bengal during the ongoing election season.
Diplomatic Tightrope: India Sides with US Against China, Tries to Keep Russian Goodwill
India-Russia relations may not be as warm as they were during the Cold War, but New Delhi realises that Russia is important for it to maintain a balanced foreign policy.
Not Political Parties, Social Media Has Subverted Democracy. Time to Act is Now
The more social media gets closer to politics, politics gets disconnected from reality.
Sabka Saath, Sabka Vishwas Applies to All: Time to Revisit What's Secular & Who Are Minority
The term ‘secularism’ has been debased by political leaders and parties, just like the word 'minority' has been conveniently attached to Muslims.
Indian Model of Privatisation Will Be Different from US, Russia. This is What Narendra Modi Has in Mind
The dilemma of privatisation in India is—how does one privatise without the creation of corporate feudalism, without alienating all the people at the same time and without losing elections?
PM Modi’s Call for Asset Monetisation Signals Govt Commitment, Ball Now in Private Sector’s Court
The need of the hour is to inject more debt into the Indian economy but this additional debt needs to sit on the balance sheets of India’s private sector.
76% of India’s Students Exposed to Tobacco-related Ads. We Need to Back Govt on Tougher Laws
It has been seen that tobacco companies are specifically targeting teenagers, enticing them in various ways to consume nicotine-laced gutkha, cigarettes and other tobacco products by aggressive marketing at point of sale.
India’s Battle Against Coronavirus: A Year of Stress and Success
Till we are reassured that there is no resurgence of the epidemic in India and the global situation too has reached a comforting level of control, public health vigilance and personal protection measures have to continue.
Budget 2021: MSMEs as the driver for Atmanirbhar Bharat
Continued reformative measures towards sustainability and profitability is the need of the hour for MSMEs which undoubtedly form the bedrock of the Indian economy.
Delhi Riots to Republic Day Mahyem: Unravelling Plot to Trigger Arab Spring-Style Anarchy in India
Those who could not defeat India in conventional wars, or through terrorism, may use mob as a weapon to trigger civil unrest to destroy India from within