Opinion

It will be interesting if one looks at the Constitution objectively with reference to Governor’s duties and powers in the ever-changing political scenario

While discussing social issues, the old slogan of unity in diversity is still pertinent for our polity and incidents like communal riots harm our image

The parties in the bloc are for an open economy, but they are not for shutting down the public sector

The West is keen on a big stimulus and a bigger rate cut in China as it hopes for its own revival

Ambedkar had said: “However good a constitution may be, if those who are implementing it are not good, it will prove to be bad. However bad a constitution may be, if those implementing it are good, it will prove to be good”

British historian EH Carr has succinctly put it, ‘history is a continuous dialogue between the past and the present’

Special judicial courts for political leaders facing charges can expedite the cases so that they can be convicted or cleared of charges in a timely manner

The Tawang monastery is a real target and China will always have its covetous eyes on Tawang in order to strengthen its hold on Tibet

Launch of multiple medical colleges in one go, inauguration of PRLIS on Sept 16 show BRS govt’s commitment to Telangana

Post-Cold War, China emerged as both a continental and maritime powerhouse, while engaging in a silent war both on sea and land with its neighbours

India’s substantial trade deficit within intra-BRICS trade, particularly concerning China, underscores the need for a comprehensive approach

Both monetary and fiscal policy must work in tandem to contain the inflationary spiral with timely supply-side interventions to ‘limit the severity and duration of such shocks’

The UN Convention on the Law of the Sea provides a framework for the use and protection of the world’s oceans, but it does not specifically address deep-sea mining

FPOs should be allowed to mobilise capital from the Social Stock Exchange under a lenient compliance framework

Histories are embedded in stone, although humanity does not always understand the language of stone

Scaling back or minimising the actions of rewarding employees can result in a significant decline in their performance levels

Whether it’s Bharat, India or Hindush, each of these names represented relatively small portions of what we now collectively identify as India

BJP’s diluted definition excludes friendly dynastic chief ministers from the sin of ‘parivarwad’ and includes only the dynastic CMs who are opposed to it

BNSS aims at leveraging technology but a glaring gap is the absence of comprehensive data privacy regulations

Inculcating courses for problem-solving from a primary grade could teach children how to deal with challenges in life

Green nod for PRLI is a shot in the arm for Telangana government, enabling it to cater to drought-prone areas

The foundation of India’s foreign policy was laid by first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru as non-alignment but the present dispensation stresses multi-alignment

Laws restricting basic freedoms may be made in the name of national security but are often used against dissident voices

In focusing all our attention on one achievement, we are ignoring the pitiable condition of the people at the bottom of the pyramid