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Despite impressive achievements, there are still significant limitations to what AI systems can do
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New secularism must work in alliance with progressive Muslims, just as the party does in the case of Hindus.
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What is the use of winning ‘best airport’ or ‘busiest airport’ trophies if they are ineffective?
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A good economic order must incorporate elements of classic capitalism with classic socialism to make it economic pluralism.
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Giving legal rights to Nature may force a change of outlook across the world
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It would do Gandhi tremendous harm to view him through the lens of other philosophers as he had his own set of beliefs.
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Growth data of domestic economy show optimism which will provide strong impetus too
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Not only the very idea of democracy has gone off the rails but also ideals on which modern state rests.
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Putin’s regime had been using gas supply cuts as a pressure tool against Ukraine since 2005-06, when EU gas supplies were also affected
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President Murmu can utilise Articles 339 and 340 and also take recourse to Fifth Schedule to take initiatives for the welfare of STs
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Discourse on the binary misses out on the broader context of democracy and the role of judiciary in it
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Localisation makes it possible to align plans and actions at the local level with the 2030 Agenda
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Rythu Bandhu is aiding in the economic mainstreaming of farm-dependent marginal communities
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The Centre makes lethal laws to punish rapists, and also, it passes orders to forgive them
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The China-India border clash this time must be seen in the current geopolitical and strategic context.
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The tough image cultivated through action has worn thin owing to a timid Election Commission.
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Artificial Intelligence when blended with Anthro Intelligence, sharpens decision-making at strategic, tactical and operational dimensions
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Employing agencies under its control to browbeat opposition parties or those opposing its political ideologies is a clear danger for democracy.
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The Chinese reluctance to call the Sino-Russian partnership a “friendship” may be rooted in its previous interactions with the Soviet friendship societies
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There are enough hints that Beijing is keeping its powder dry in both fronts of northeastern Himalayas.
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The latest round of sanctions targeting maritime protection and indemnity insurance companies will be devastating to Moscow.
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When the home is under siege, the sense of being ‘at home’ is irreparably lost, often forever.
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The sharp measures outlined in the December MPC review clearly indicate that fight against inflation will continue.
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If the concept is used with greater clarity and focus, it can generate novel insights about our present predicament.
