Opinion
Opinion | Bangladesh’s Bloody Quota Protests Could Quickly Turn Anti-India
Street justice or a coup against Sheikh Hasina will not be in India’s interest. Nor should India shut communication with her opponents. Bharat has a big stake in Bangladesh’s future
Book Review | Decolonising Morality: ‘Hindu Thought’ Challenges Western Intellectual Hegemony
Varun Gulati's ‘Hindu Thought’ dismantles the notion of a singular, Western-defined morality. By delving into dharma, karma, and the interconnectedness of existence, Gulati reframes ethical living through an Indian lens
Opinion | If Biden is Unfit to Run Again, How is He Fit to Stay on as President?
The decline in Joe Biden’s physical — and by implication, possibly mental — fitness has been obvious for years, so the secretive attitude of his close confidantes is confounding
Opinion | Serial Islamist Attacks in J&K: Not Polls, The Case for Central Rule Just Got Stronger
The recent spike in violence reveals the cast of revanchists, religious obscurantists and Pakistan’s mercenaries is just as committed to prosecuting a case for Azaadi or self-rule at gunpoint
Finepoint | Defying Death And Standing Tall: The Moment That Redefined Trump
Whether it is luck or divine intervention as Trump’s followers put it, this incident changes everything here on out about the 2024 presidential race.
Opinion | Narendra Modi’s Digital Century Gives Democratic Hope From India Amidst Global Turmoil
In PM Modi’s Digital Century on X, lies not merely a social media milestone but a powerful example to the world on sustaining citizen engagement in a competitive democracy through creative use of technology for developmental goals.
Right Word | Beijing-Islamabad Ties: Is Pakistan's Public Sentiment Turning Against China?
While Pakistani sentiments towards the Chinese presence in Pakistan vary, they underscore the imperative for a nuanced policy approach that balances economic opportunities with safeguarding national sovereignty and addressing public concerns
Opinion | China’s Clandestine Chemical Romance
China's calls for global adherence to international norms ring hollow in the face of its own opaque chemical exports. A recent seizure in India, revealing just a fraction of this trade, underscores the need to address Beijing's double standard
Opinion | Can the SCO Overcome its Internal Divisions?
As the SCO expands its agenda and welcomes new members, deep-seated contradictions threaten its efficacy. Can an organisation that purports to fight terrorism effectively do so with members who engage in it?
Opinion | Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam: Equipping Indian Courts for the Digital Age
India’s courts are stepping into the digital age, thanks to the ground-breaking Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam. By embracing electronic evidence and online testimony, the law paves the way for a more efficient, accessible, and modern justice system
Opinion | Testing Times in Canada: When Politics Trumps Security
The clock is ticking for Trudeau to address Khalistani terrorism in Canada. Neglecting this growing threat will not only damage relations with India but embolden extremist movements worldwide
Straight Talk | India’s Himalayan Powerplay: China Caught Off Guard As India, US Play the Tibet Card
For now, India has made it abundantly clear to China that unless it course-corrects, New Delhi’s activism for both Taiwan and Tibet will only rise
Opinion | India at G7: PM Modi Remains Firmly in Charge
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s participation in the G7 summit sent the message that his plans and ambitions for India had not been affected by the election results and that he remained firmly in charge
Opinion | Old Song Remakes in New Films: Shortcuts to Instant Popularity
New versions of old songs are common in Hindi commercial cinema. Many of them become hugely popular, too, encouraging the creation of more such remakes
Opinion | Damp Squib: Is This the Most Boring T20 World Cup Ever?
Because of IPL fatigue and several low-scoring matches, the T20 Men’s Cricket World Cup has failed to generate much excitement
Opinion | ‘One Nation, One Agenda’: India's Collective Path to Progress
India's progress hinges on unity. 'One nation, one agenda,' with development as its cornerstone, offers a compelling roadmap. By transcending political divides and embracing a systems-change approach, India can overcome complex challenges and build a brig...