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Abiding by international rules gives India an upper hand as against the violent and dominant ways of China
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Our so-called progress often resembles taking one step forward in one area, only to stumble two steps back in another
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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
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Resurgence of crafts in a digital world is about creating a conscious economy that respects resources
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Anger-inducing ads may be an effective marketing strategy, but it has long-term negative effects
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India’s ambition to strengthen ties with Kuwait is part of its ‘Extended Neighbourhood’ policy
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The Congress leader’s ‘Palestine’ bag reaffirmed the persistent relevance and continuity of the Palestine issue in Indian politics
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While it is reasonable to assume a strong cultural bond between India and Nepal, complacency could be detrimental, especially in the face of tough competition from China
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The success of UGC’s new PhD eligibility rule will depend on addressing systemic issues
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If leveraged correctly, it can be a powerful prong for environmental conservation and well-being
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The only option before the Congress is to let allies play their roles in strengthening the alliance
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Repentance may spark transformation and guide the world towards a more responsible future
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The insertion of the words ‘socialist’, ‘secular’ and ‘integrity’ needs to be looked into as part and parcel of constitutional fidelity
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A sustainable future is achievable, but only if our investments pivot decisively towards green projects
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Nano-entrepreneurs, construction workers, domestic helpers, and street vendors, etc, who form the lower 50% of the labour force continue to operate under severe constraints
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The 23rd India-Russia summit in New Delhi takes place when Moscow intends to rebalance global power
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When those with MA and PhD degrees apply for posts like clerks, peons, it is evident that there are fundamental flaws in our education system
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Normalising looks, functionality has been an integral part of human society and is unlikely to change
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Revoking Free Movement Regime with Myanmar is contrary to Act East and Neighborhood First policies
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Replacing entrenched systems requires a mix of political courage, structural reform and cultural change
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Human Rights are not a monopoly of any privileged class and cannot be taken away by any power or authority
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Colour psychology offers a natural, intuitive approach to enhancing well-being
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The intertwining of money with politics erodes the foundational principles of democracy
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For AI to truly revolutionise global trade, inclusivity must be at the heart of its governance
