"opinion"

Indian universities are spending heavily on promotion to boost visibility, often sidelining academic quality and faculty development

To ask a community to ‘go back’ is a violation of penal laws and constitutional rights

While maternal and child health indicators show remarkable progress, ageing populations, migration, and ‘ghost villages’ are a cause for concern

Despite aiming to ensure probity among top leaders, the Bill is legally and practically flawed— from violating SC rulings to governance paralysis

Without large-scale storage, coal will keep powering India’s grid, exposing the biggest challenge in the country’s renewables goals

Will Rahul Gandhi uphold the Constitution, the sacred document he professes to defend, or back Revanth Reddy’s opportunism?

With global powers chasing competing visions, multipolarity is being shaped more by rivalry, and less by cooperation

The Sixteenth Finance Commission must ensure fair devolution across Union, State, and Local governments

The Alaska summit produced good optics but no substance — Putin gained legitimacy, Ukraine sidelined

Efforts to improve mental health outcomes in the LGBTQIA+ community must confront structural forces perpetuating their marginalisation

A statutory review committee to assess the law every three years will ensure that the new Act remains relevant

Jawaharlal Nehru inherited a broken country and built its foundations; Narendra Modi leads an era of rapid transformation and assertive nationalism

Despite Indian government’s efforts to wean youth away, hardcore Maoists remain undeterred and will rise again, though when is hard to predict

Experience from 2018-19 shows tariffs get passed on to consumers; the 2025 round may be more inflationary, leaving US consumers with higher prices and fewer choices

Executive delays undermine democratic processes, a concern at the heart of India’s ongoing constitutional debate

Pharma companies often exploit the dual Centre-State approval system at the cost of risking people’s lives

Restrictive provisions in the name of affirmative action and merit have left BCs steadily losing ground in jobs, education and representation

Urgent, inclusive reforms are essential to bridge policy gaps and safeguard both nature and vulnerable communities

There’s a fine line between intentional mental health breaks and escapism as a coping mechanism

Turning a critical constitutional issue into a stage for political optics undermines democratic spirit — and sends a troubling message about government’s priorities