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New Secretariat, new identity for Telangana

New Secretariat, new identity for Telangana

  • A tough fight in Assam

    Unkept promises and unhappiness on CAA and NRC make this election a formidable challenge for BJP
  • Who is winning Tamil Nadu?

    Post Karunanidhi and Jayalalithaa, the overall political equation is yet to mature and new parties will play a spoiler
  • Grass‘routes’ to self-reliance

    Facilitating grassroots innovation to address rural needs is critical to building self-sufficiency in unprecedented times
  • Solution for rural poverty

    The farmers’ agitation has highlighted the crisis in agriculture that the farm laws fail to address – rising landless poor
  • Indo-Pak impact on Afghan talks

    It is nice that the US is including India in the Afghan initiative but Pakistan’s centrality has been spelt out clearly
  • Quad must avoid ‘China trap’

    Beijing wedge diplomacy will be a test for the group’s solidarity in its efforts to provide a regional counterweight to China
  • Homes as information-habitats

    Merged in information flows and producing these flows ourselves in acts of domesticity, we accept surveillance
  • Biden will prove good for India

    The US cannot afford to alter its policy towards New Delhi for it needs India to balance Chinese power in Asia
  • Economic growth, deadlier pandemics

    We need to stop thinking of ourselves as somehow above or outside the natural systems that support us
  • Towards a ‘feminist’ foreign policy

    If a power like the US makes a concerted effort to improve women’s rights, the world could change in positive ways
  • China can resolve Myanmar crisis

    An internationally isolated Myanmar can put a spoke in the central idea of China’s Belt and Road Initiative – connectivity
  • Economy on the cusp of recovery

    Banks and non-banks must use liquidity windows and newfound demand for credit to push economic revival aggressively
  • An uneven political field for women

    Political parties are still reluctant to provide an equal opportunity and share to women in the power structure
  • Covid vaccines and IPR

    The Covid tragedy should trigger a rethink of the current intellectual property policies adopted by developed countries
  • Why repressive Saudi remains US ally

    Biden is grappling with the reality that Saudi Arabia is needed to achieve US objectives in Middle East
  • Put electoral reforms first

    Unless we control money play in elections, all the other so-called reforms will not yield desired results
  • Local journalism costs money too

    Digital giants paying for content is good but the biggies grabbing it all could be ominous for local journalism
  • Union Budget: Doubling farmers’ income a mirage

    Budget 2021-22 does not inspire confidence to even increase farmers’ income, so doubling it is far fetched
  • Universities may grow stronger

    They have thrived despite past disruptions and Covid-19 is unlikely to impact their growth trajectory adversely
  • New tensions on the seas of Asia

    Chinese new law on maritime policy raises the possibility of the use of armed force by the Coast Guard of the country
  • Connecting dots for startup growth

    Bringing all 33 districts of Telangana under the startup ecosystem will help sustain the growth momentum
  • Why Facebook is beyond our control

    Facebook has become a trans-national utility, so attempts by govts to force it to do anything are pretty much a lost cause
  • West Bengal Star Wars

    BJP’s aggressive recruitment of film stars opens a new theatre of conflict between the saffron party and Trinamool
  • Farmer protests and SC stand

    Setting up a committee is fine but defining its composition is clearly not in the domain of the judiciary
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