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The new regime's success in repairing strained relationships is crucial for the US as well as the whole world order
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Ten months into the pandemic, what have we learned and what other measures do we have in our collective toolkit
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He has promised to work with India in confronting challenges like climate change, global health and terrorism
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The social and election engineering of the north and BJP’s religious ideology are unlikely to work in Telangana
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It is one thing to deal with a rough patch and another to know the importance of not falling into it
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Growing intolerance and hostility towards diversity across nations show failure of democratically-elected governments, not democracy
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What we understand as ‘society’ and ‘states’ is made of these regimes and collectives that are on the move
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The behaviour, performance, and future of a child are closely connected with the parenting style adopted
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The success of BRICS and SCO depends on geopolitical equations between Russia, India and China and their priorities
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We can only hope that Trump’s exit will mark the beginning of the end of exclusionary politics in democracies
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The Central government does not have any strategy to help marginal farmers hit by floods in many States
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Increasing revenue-raising capacities and expansion of taxation powers will go a long way in empowering them
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As opposed to bank deposits, my investments are secure against future volatility in interest rates and insolvency problems
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Disruption drives us to the creative arena and forces us to create solutions with more flexibility
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Nitish Kumar is the last big non-BJP face in the NDA, and his defeat could mean end of the NDA
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From dividing people to convincing them that they are cheating, Trump is now undermining the electoral system itself
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The constitutional mandate of freedom of expression should be seen in the light of evolving societal conditions
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Physical distancing being entirely incongruent with social touch has made grief far more complicated
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A Competitive Commission for Agriculture, on the lines of Sebi, will curtail monopoly practices and develop multiple market players
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Clearer rules that aid implementation and provisions for judicial intervention will help the downtrodden benefit better
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The US element and Beijing factor are choking the country’s foreign policy from acting independently
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Much will depend on how it reorients and dedicates itself to the welfare of the common Afghan
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When a leader codes as the ‘face’ of the nation, we must grasp that ‘innocent’ image’s undercurrents
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Adopting successful local strategies will help break the vicious inter-generational cycle of malnutrition
