Opinion

Balancing rights with the duties of citizens is essential to uphold the Constitution’s ideals

Turn to science to reclaim focus, and re-establish connection with the offline world

As we celebrate the 75th Republic Day, let’s look back on where we stand on social equality introduced by Dr Ambedkar in the Constitution

When untruth dominates our lives, it jeopardises fundamental aspects of humanity, and even identities become false constructs

Rural development must measure not just what people earn but also how they live

Government must capitalise on the utilisation of mobile phones given their potential to better healthcare

Strategic interventions through financial incentives, technology transfers and supportive regulatory frameworks are crucial

Minimalism doesn’t have to mean an absence of things, it can simply mean being more selective about things one chooses to keep

The phenomenon of popcorn brain is a crucial reminder of how digital adoption is rewiring our cognitive processes at the cost of our attention, well-being and productivity

Corporate bosses must know that increasing working hours will not lead to an increase in productivity

A multi-pronged approach such as combining offline and online networks can create a robust support system

Is the trend of violence, over-the-top dramas harbinger of new-age cinema?

Ensuring protection of ozone layer must be our long-term commitment and responsibility

Local people should not fall victim to competitive building of mega dams which ultimately benefits big businesses

Tackling malnutrition holistically is not just about meeting caloric needs but breaking the cycle of poverty and non-communicable diseases

The proposed largest dam on the Brahmaputra being built by China could be its strategy to weaponise water against India

The explosion of vehicles in Hyderabad reflects deeper social issues

Govt must focus on labour-intensive industries like MSMEs to bridge the income gap

Channel your fears into action to build a world that prioritises sustainability over short-term gains

The former Prime Minister, most remembered for economic reforms, also shaped nation’s foreign policy in the first decade of this century

The worlds of nature and humanity are not dichotomies: they inhabit and constitute each other

Abiding by international rules gives India an upper hand as against the violent and dominant ways of China

Our so-called progress often resembles taking one step forward in one area, only to stumble two steps back in another

Even as India’s global and regional aspirations rise in the Indo-Pacific and the Global South, its near abroad needs renewed focus for the sake of its own interests and regional stability at large