Opinion

Rythu Bandhu is aiding in the economic mainstreaming of farm-dependent marginal communities

The Centre makes lethal laws to punish rapists, and also, it passes orders to forgive them

The China-India border clash this time must be seen in the current geopolitical and strategic context.

The tough image cultivated through action has worn thin owing to a timid Election Commission.

Artificial Intelligence when blended with Anthro Intelligence, sharpens decision-making at strategic, tactical and operational dimensions

Employing agencies under its control to browbeat opposition parties or those opposing its political ideologies is a clear danger for democracy.

The Chinese reluctance to call the Sino-Russian partnership a “friendship” may be rooted in its previous interactions with the Soviet friendship societies

There are enough hints that Beijing is keeping its powder dry in both fronts of northeastern Himalayas.

The latest round of sanctions targeting maritime protection and indemnity insurance companies will be devastating to Moscow.

When the home is under siege, the sense of being ‘at home’ is irreparably lost, often forever.

The sharp measures outlined in the December MPC review clearly indicate that fight against inflation will continue.

If the concept is used with greater clarity and focus, it can generate novel insights about our present predicament.

Engaging stakeholders -- BNPL providers and consumers – by providing an ‘Integrated App’ will help scale up the model

Get the private sector involved in building value chains so that both farmers and investors earn good profits.

Since Ukraine has not been going Russia’s way, Moscow will try to exploit the Syria crisis.

Telling people not to do something because everybody’s doing it will often backfire.

The enemy, the Other, is what nations need to distract attention from internal tensions.

Positive politics is welcome, but egregious politics of Andhras in Telangana is subversiveness.

For emerging markets and developing economies, the shocks of 2022 will “re-open economic wounds that were only partially healed following the pandemic”

By silently cooperating in the destruction of more than 33,000 sqkm of Amazon rainforest during his reign, Jair Bolsonaro has left it almost near the ‘tipping point’

Assumes significance in view of harnessing the potential of demographic dividend since majority of children live in India

Amidst withering institutions and falling democratic standards, Justice Chandrachud’s appointment kindles a new hope.

Their short-lived romance is coming to an end and the UK needs to move on, but the question remains, how?

Activities considered an exception before have now become the norm and it’s time to seriously rework the work culture