Opinion

KWDT2’s mandate is to review water share, make allocations, and there is no better way than the tribunal to adjudicate on it

It is important to distinguish between arguments about fair implementation, and arguments that concern the fairness of the concept as a whole

A multi-polar world favours China but Beijing has failed to look beyond its narrow national interests

When consumer returns and international travel for pleasure is permitted, Japan’s aggressive tourism strategy will yield results

Sharing of resources amongst nearby schools through a school cluster system can reinvigorate our government schools

The river had abundant flow but due to tectonic and seismic upheavals, it fragmented and became waterless

Peenya’s success story captures the Indian scientific establishment’s rise from modest beginnings with shoe-string budgets

The scorecard in terms of recovery/resolution value of many of the big accounts is quite underwhelming

Today, the boundaries between truth and lies, honesty and dishonesty, fiction and nonfiction have become blurred

With quick loans, borrowers can improve their revenue streams to service future loans, prevent NPAs and raise deposits

Deforestation and degradation of forests are a serious environmental challenge and threat to our planet

From UFOs to Covid theories, we’re all prone to accepting one narrative and sticking to it, no matter the evidence

A fresh approach is needed towards gendered health emergency for the most vulnerable and disproportionately affected

Syud Hossain, India’s first Ambassador to Egypt under Nehru’s govt, saw no conflict in being both a Muslim and a nationalist

Lockdowns have made people seek comfort in eating mostly junk food, exercise less, feel more anxious and sleep-deprived

Return to pre-Feb 22, 2018, policy will send right signal about India’s determination to shun any notion of appeasement towards China

An extinct human species named Homo longi, found in China may replace Neanderthals as our closest relatives

Financial stability is a public good, and so government has a vital role in maintaining price stability and welfare growth

Panic-stricken we rush to obey contradictory instructions and try multiple strategies to ‘contain’ the virus

It is ‘constructive disengagement’ that the people of Myanmar are asking for in their struggle to restore their fledgling democracy

The progressive image of his predecessor Rouhani will be replaced by a rather more retroactive language of defiance

A proper legal framework for securing the rights of live-in partners and their children is needed

Yogananda popularised Kriya Yoga and initiated many Americans into it at a time when yoga was still not hip

World Wide Intranets — closed, proprietary networks — might hold the key to putting a check on rising ransomware attacks