Opinion

When a leader codes as the ‘face’ of the nation, we must grasp that ‘innocent’ image’s undercurrents

Adopting successful local strategies will help break the vicious inter-generational cycle of malnutrition

While the world is focused on inequality-adjusted HDI, India is behind GDP rankings and $5 trillion economy

Increasing use of sedition charges against journalists is an attempt to stifle press freedom and independent media

Hit hard by the virus, the industry needs restructuring for a more sustainable and resistant web

In many countries, ultra-nationalist right-wing forces are channelling the distress among working class to solidify their position

Cities are losing multicultural character as specific communities, neighbours for long, shift out into silos peopled by their ‘own’ kind

It is necessary to bring in complementary changes in land laws, ceiling limits, APMCs and structural issues

A law on the matter can help address people’s problems as RTI only exposes wrongful omissions and commissions

With the forced experiment of WFH being a sizable success, expect many organisations to continue with it

The world is a stage and we are all players, except that, as we play, we script ourselves for the stage

Since there is no clarity on return of normalcy or availability of vaccine, take precautions and restart schools

A culture of hand hygiene must be fostered and made the mainstay in public health interventions beyond the pandemic

We must sustain gains from these trying times and not let them fade away as we return to old normal

RBI’s data-backed forward view should be able to reinforce confidence in entrepreneurs to stimulate economic activities

The NRC has become meaningless after the CAA and will remain an abandoned document in the debris of India’s political debacles

With little revealed and even less understood, ‘public sphere’ is the covert sphere of cleverly planted questionable infotoids

Time is nigh to transfer rural branches of PSU banks to their sponsored rural banks to achieve financial inclusion

Round the year availability of water is generating new hopes for Telangana’s fisheries and aquaculture sector

Sankaran, through his selfless work for the weaker sections, set new standards in public service

Until we go beyond seeking material needs, it is unlikely that the number of self-actualisers will shoot up

A subordinate legislation that addresses contentious issues will make a win-win for both farmers and investors

Instead of abolishing it, the government should provide legal backing to Minimum Support Price to help farmers

Crimes grow not because of population growth but due to government’s inability and unwillingness to check them