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The tragic death of an NDA cadet should prompt reforms that keep military training rigorous while making it more scientific, evidence-based and professionally supervised
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In an AI-driven economy, laptops are essential educational tools, not luxury goods. High GST on digital devices weakens India's AI ambitions by limiting access to modern education
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The Lohagad Fort murder investigation has revived debate over the use of polygraph tests in criminal investigations
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Despite record investments in green energy, emissions and resource extraction continue to rise, highlighting that the real challenge is not just decarbonisation, but rethinking development itself
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Rising underage driving in Hyderabad reflects failures in supervision, responsibility and adolescent guidance, demanding urgent action from families, schools and authorities
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If a creature does not ask for freedom, will it be free? Freedoms are demanded and fought for, but what of those who cannot do either?
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At 94, Veteran filmmaker Singeetham Srinivasa Rao continues to redefine Indian cinema through innovation and genre-defying storytelling
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The new Labour Codes mark an important legal milestone for gig workers, but key questions over social security, employment status and enforceable protections remain unresolved
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The real question is not whether AI can think like humans, but whether it can help us make wiser choices about the land, water, and ecosystems
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Prime Minister Modi’s visits to Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand reflect India’s evolving Indo-Pacific strategy rooted in partnerships rather than blocs
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Encounter policing is increasingly being normalised as governance and risks replacing judicial accountability with executive power
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Recognising the aspirations and frustrations of unemployed youth is just as important as acknowledging the State's development achievements
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An ageing population, falling fertility, and rising obesity are reshaping India’s health landscape, demanding structural upgrades to the country’s healthcare infrastructure
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Meaningful education is not just about gaining new knowledge, but also recognising the value of knowledge that already exists
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The issue is no longer only about where the boundary lies but also about the strategic advantages that flow from keeping it undefined
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Every global event flows through the dollar system, through the rupee exchange rate, and lands — silently, without announcement — in our kitchen
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The viral Rs 370 biryani controversy exposes how the absence of consent education and emotional literacy allows harmful ideas about masculinity and entitlement to take root
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By recognising homemakers as ‘nation builders’, the Supreme Court has paved the way for transformative reforms in women’s rights
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With 15 FTAs in force and a few under negotiation, India’s trade success will depend not just on signing agreements, but also on how it leverages them to drive growth, competitiveness, and global integration
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A completely unofficial citizenship test that isn’t hidden in legal documents but is hiding in plain sight—in the everyday habits, quirks and contradictions that truly prove you’re Indian
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While financialisation is strengthening capital markets, it is weakening low-cost deposit base that has long sustained bank lending and profitability
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Seconds before the earthquake in Venezuela, millions of Android users received an alert, raising a vital question: Can the smartphone in your pocket save lives?
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Beijing’s latest White Paper on global governance is an attempt to shape the debate on who sets the rules of the international system in an increasingly multipolar world
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The Labour Code offers a once-in-a-generation opportunity to build a fair, productivity-linked wage system that delivers dignity and growth