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Facebook has become a trans-national utility, so attempts by govts to force it to do anything are pretty much a lost cause
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BJP’s aggressive recruitment of film stars opens a new theatre of conflict between the saffron party and Trinamool
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Setting up a committee is fine but defining its composition is clearly not in the domain of the judiciary
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With the world order smudged during the Trump years reshaping itself with Biden, where is Indian politics headed?
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The reputational damage and publisher exodus will eventually damage its core business: digital advertising revenue
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'Economics of nature’ will stay but it cannot replace the tireless efforts of those conveying its transcendental value
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The social divide and stigma associated with government schools will give way with a uniform language policy
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To make sense of the unconscious of all manner of texts – from hate speech, ads to cartoons – one needs to read carefully
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With bad loans set to move to the proposed ARC, banks can turn their focus back on lending to MSMEs
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No South Asian nation, except Bhutan, has a development plan that meets its requirements in sync with nature
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We see ourselves and the distant others as occupying the same risky, immune-compromised spaces
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If the combine can prevent anti-incumbency votes from going to the BJP, it will help Trinamool big
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New Delhi never tied its knot with Suu Kyi in the manner it did in the case of the Dalai Lama
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Imposing President’s rule in a State is an exclusive purview of the executive and not of the judiciary
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Despite India planning to strengthen its bond with the island nation, Colombo scrapped the East Container Terminal project
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The SEC has powers of superintendence and conduct of elections but cannot usurp all governmental functions
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This new initiative must be used as an opportunity to mend the credit culture in the long-term interest of growth
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Make structural and administrative changes to improve them and serve our economically heterogeneous population better
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The social contract upon which the modern state’s legitimacy rests turns redundant if the state overlooks its obligations
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The Katchatheevu island issue that has been festering since 1974 cannot continue to remain unaddressed
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Sitharaman defends accounting of govt expenditure while stressing that revenue statements have become a lot more transparent.
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If a democracy relies on informed consent and informed decision-making, then its subjects need reliable information
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The instant decision of not delivering her speech in protest against the “discourtesy” and “breach of dignity” was well thought out
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Google and Facebook don’t appear to want to accept the unique social role of news, and public interest journalism in particular
