Opinion

HEIs must re-assess the systems and processes that don’t allow for sound mental health of students

There is a need to review forest laws due to which people’s rights and association with forests have ended

20 years on, Bush’s promise of democracy falls short as the country has lurched from one political crisis to another

Beijing’s new role as peacemaker – whether in the Middle East or Eastern Europe – may indeed be sincere

The strong family support system saves Indian govt billions of dollars but exposes the caregiver to additional stress

A pilot project by Bangladesh and Myanmar for Rohingya repatriation before this monsoon could well be the first step

Organisations that encourage a good laugh facilitate cohesion and interpersonal communication

The journalist is no longer normal. Much like news, they too have become abnormal

Must adopt a new approach and present a framework for calibrating its institutional architecture

With AUKUS, Australia has wedded itself to a risky US policy on China – and turned a deaf ear to the region

While India’s relations with the island nation have seen a new dawn, the real issue is to maintain this mindful engagement

If humanity believes that it should continue, then it should also ensure that a better human survives, thrives

Challenges persist in terms of cybersecurity, scalability, speed, and privacy aspects of the digital rupee

For modern state, intelligentsia serves as a channel to become aware of ground realities

The Governor’s act of holding Common Recruitment Board Bill is purely political and will only hamper students’ future

 In contrast to the prisoner of conscience, we have today prisoners of no-conscience whose thoughts are given to them by the regime 

The so-called liquor scam remains only in allegations and is highly doubtful if it can reach any legal conclusions

Gender has long been identified with gender justice but equality in employment is also important for national economic health

Its concept of Hindutva is steeped in Hindi and many of the Sangh leaders do not understand the ethos of Dravidian languages

It is pointless for Rahul Gandhi to keep presenting a paradoxical image of himself to the electorate. He must lead Congress from the front

The meagre allocation amounts to shortchanging the vision to become 'atmanirbhar'

Chandrababu Naidu is back in the game of narrating the old tales of his patronising Telangana in the united Andhra Pradesh

The promised industry 4.0 hasn’t happened yet as companies have been slow to take advantage of ‘smart’ developments

Sitharaman in her Budget speech called millets ‘Shree Anna’ or ‘Mother of foodgrains’, but without actually promoting them, this means zilch