Opinion

Pakistan continues to rely on its much-tested policy of using non-state actors to achieve its regional objectives

The Financial Times article is more staff commentary than Prime Minister Modi’s interview. While one need not preach to a choir, it is futile to expect partisan publications such as the FT to offer balanced perspectives

The tacit concern of the world’s coal-bed-owning countries to look at climate change and not at fossil fuels is futile, because the argument ignores the inherent connect of the two basics: fossil fuels and climate change challenge

The teaching of history has predominantly followed the language of invaders. It’s time for the political and civil classes to confront the rising wave of ‘wokeness’ and take the necessary steps to revitalise our society and education systems

While Modi’s Vikas-centric model is not merely about promises but about last-mile delivery of those promises, the Opposition’s promises have simply remained empty. The 2023 assembly election results largely reflect rock-solid appeal of BJP and its mascot,...

Indians took to modern chess as a serious discipline only after Independence, but the country now looks poised to emerge as the next chess superpower

From the struggler who gave 12 super flops to the angry young man of the silver screen to being a bankable star, Amitabh Bachchan has seen it all and done it all

The government is making a concerted effort to reform our criminal justice system. The inclusion of forensic evidence and technological advancements will be a key component in this transformation

Shah’s efforts as a union minister have started to bear fruits with many parts of the Northeast becoming free from the AFSPA. If this happens, it would be a big development highlighting how insurgency has been weakened in the region

Cervical cancer is the only cancer that can be eliminated in a short time by seamlessly integrating vaccination, screening, and treatment. When we prevent ten cervical cancers, we save eight lives

In a big boost to cargo movement on Indian waterways, a memorandum of understanding has been signed between Inland Waterways Authority of India and Amazon Seller Services Private Limited

How can any secular state allow an organisation governed by religious laws to override a certification process that derives its sanctity from a secular constitution?

India has not fully recognised the crucial role that libraries play in nation-building. Inadequate funding has left them struggling to stay updated and well-maintained

Hamas’ act of terrorism in Israel has pushed the polarising Ukraine discourse forward. The world today is far more divided between the American and Chinese camps than it was before Ukraine

Very crude analogies have been drawn between the heroes of the Indian freedom struggle as well as the Hamas terrorists, citing terms like ‘self-determination’ and ‘sovereignty’

Sir Ganga Ram is gone. It doesn’t matter to him what we remember him for. But it does matter to us. It matters because we shouldn’t forget our legacy and our heritage and that amnesia is a real danger