Opinion

We need to dig deep within ourselves and find out why we think hitting a child is disciplinary

The Secretariat, the seat of power, is one of the embellishments of new identity

To counter repoliticisation of decentralised bodies, citizen’s participation in decision-making should be promoted

When humans worry that machines pose a risk to the integrity of human lives, we ignore the fact that there is a risk in humans living longer too

The basic structure doctrine, propounded 50 years ago, continues to be an effective check against politically motivated amendments

It could lead to addictive behaviour, affecting cognitive function and emotional well-being

A focus on four ways in which the Russia-Ukraine war has changed India’s global image

Insurance, Incentivisation and Investment must form key aspects of policies

Organisations must accommodate cultural differences to foster a productive work environment

Regulation must have a bias towards financial innovations for general prosperity

Regular reports of data collection by poll campaigners, lobbies, political parties, interest groups should worry us. Terribly

In a country like India where most people are rural, poor and technically ignorant, companies must invest in hiring more men and women and training them

The upcoming Karnataka elections in May will be the semi-finals for the BJP and the Congress

Calling it a race implies that the US and China have roughly equal capabilities, but in most key areas, the US is far ahead

Given the growth-inflation trade-off, Governor Das took the right call, particularly in the context of global slowdown

Netanyahu may not be able to resist the pressure from his ultra-right supporters to make a submissive judiciary

Despite the advantages of AI in designing strategies for mental health illnesses, certain obstacles must be addressed

Large language models don’t actually think and tend to make elementary mistakes, even make things up

The right to vote is an expression of the choice of the citizen which is a fundamental right under Article 19(1)(a)

Finland’s entry into NATO marks the likely end of the Finlandisation – a model of neutrality and accommodation

The rental housing market is marred by undemocratic and discriminatory character, particularly towards single women

The Centre’s top-down technical solutions to make the scheme effective are, in fact, becoming a hurdle in tribal areas

Offering courses in coordination with regional universities will help overcome the issues faced by SWAYAM portal, including reach among rural students

The lengthening shadow of the Modi regime over the media has meant shrinking of space for free speech