Opinion

Human Rights are not a monopoly of any privileged class and cannot be taken away by any power or authority

Colour psychology offers a natural, intuitive approach to enhancing well-being

The intertwining of money with politics erodes the foundational principles of democracy

For AI to truly revolutionise global trade, inclusivity must be at the heart of its governance

Below-the-threshold activities at sea must be addressed in the swiftest and strongest possible way

Kazan Summit reflects the bloc’s aim to challenge West-driven financial hegemony by promoting a multipolar world order

Audiobooks and podcasts are more than just entertainment, they are value-additive part and parcel of everyday life

To commemorate ‘Koyyuru encounter’, the naxalites announced formation of People’s Liberation Army on Dec 2, 2000

There is an immense need to prioritise clean mobility to tackle pollution and create a greener future

Using technical clauses and fine print to deny legitimate claims raises serious questions about consumer protection

Census data since 1881 has shown a gradual decline of tribal population as against the gradual increase of non-tribal population in Jharkhand

Though overshadowed by wars and the return of Trump, the summit in Brazil raised debates on revitalising multilateralism

Design Law Treaty could catalyse India’s transformation into a global design and manufacturing powerhouse

The key to effective use of intuition is knowing when to trust your gut and when to engage in more logical thinking

Is multilateralism up for its biggest turbulence yet under Trump 2.0, or will his presidency eventually prove all sound and fury?

A stark reminder to the world of how intertwined the Middle Eastern crisis has become in recent years

The benefits of AI will reach broad segments of society only if access is equitable

Monopolisation of social media and other digital platforms is empowering right-wing forces to control the world

Neglecting the principle of moderation will jeopardise the sustainability of life systems on Earth

We must question ethical limits of biohacking, ensuring that progress is not just rapid but responsible

Joe Sacco highlights how the mainstream media has always been one-sided, on the side of Israel

Will the Baku summit live up to its commitment to achieving climate justice and equity through climate finance?

Securing local battery production infrastructure will shield the country’s green goals from external risks

8% of the Indians are the consuming class while 1 billion Indians are the ghosts in the consumer market