Opinion

Since the 1970s, China has gradually established real control, notably military, of the main groups of islands

Greater presence in Afghanistan provides China with an opportunity to strengthen its regional power and influence

It’s important that the government works out a social security cover for the fast expanding gig economy.

The incursion of the Chinese balloon tested the bounds of international law

Maryam, tipped to be the supreme leader of Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz), is a confrontationist who intends to lock horns with the army.

Binaural beats can work as a great external source to help you focus better.

Elevate Production Linked Incentive scheme into a full-blown Industrial Policy 2.0, enabling industrial ecosystem.

Blocking and banning movies or write-ups is an attack on the constitutional spirit

Competing for supremacy among organs of state should not compromise either the letter or spirit of our Constitution.

New Delhi can provide leadership to the Global South, which is one of China’s worries.

The nostalgia in database extinction art is directed at action in the present, so that there is a future

Sitharaman ignores the harsh realities of the economy and the sufferings of the common man due to inflation, unemployment.

The purpose of digitisation should be to supplement the current teaching process rather than to replace it entirely.

The harsh reality of the villages isn’t hidden where caste hinders equality in every sense

There is a stark similarity between what happened in 1971 and what is being experienced now.

China’s shrinking population will spur a trend that already concerns demographers: a rapidly aging society.

Rising wealth inequality calls for governments to revisit the approach of development which is biased towards ‘superyacht’ classes.

Only judicious use of government revenues will make the State self-reliant in its Budget.

Modi govt must not politicise Mission Gaganyaan which is slated for launch in the election year for electoral gains.

The only way India can deal with the Dragon is to remain active in South Asia

The battle to save democracy and diversity will not end with the elections in 2024.

Consolidation led by Capex with Commitment to growth can present India as the growth engine of world.

Pure economics defies answers to many problems confronting society but behavioural economics does offer solutions.

A more sustainable world means understanding the planet’s intersecting human and environmental crises.