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Just as Amistad case upheld the right to stand up against dehumanising bondage, Ambedkar’s Constitution enshrined the dominance of nature’s law of social equality

Judiciary must remain the guardian of the Constitution — not its editor

India should focus on expanding trade with developed countries rather than developing nations, leveraging its skilled and cost-effective labour advantage

The world is adopting Green Capitalism, but the sustainable way forward is to overcome its ingrained desire for infinite growth. The endless cycle of production and consumption must be disrupted

Mental health crisis is growing, and there are simply not enough human therapists to meet the demand

It is in public interest that stagnant waqf holdings must either transform into engines of empowerment for the Muslim community or face repurposing for broader societal good

Focus on security, economic integration and people-to-people ties is essential for BIMSTEC to evolve from a concept into an effective regional organisation

Addressing e-waste isn’t just about disposal—it’s about redefining technology, consumption, and sustainability

As the quality of education is increasingly tied to digital, universal access to technology has become a necessity

The Manipur conflict has impacted the State’s socioeconomic standing, and brought a noticeable slowdown in Act East initiatives

The sheer volume of AI-generated content threatens to overwhelm the market, making it harder for individual artists to stand out

The Supreme Court verdict in Sarita Choudhary Vs HC of Madhya Pradesh & Another is a significant step towards gender equality

While the recent turn of events may surprise some, Nepal’s overwhelming commitment to its republican system remains clear

By inviting China to view Bangladesh as an extension of the Chinese economy, Yunus signalled a willingness to align more closely with Beijing

Negotiating with Maoists is a double-edged sword. It is imperative for the government to keep past experiences in mind and tread cautiously

The Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2025, violates the promise of equality, not just by treating equals unequally, but by doing so based on entrenched religious stereotypes

The real concern is not the existence of subscriptions but their unchecked proliferation and the gradual erosion of alternative models

For a State which aspires to lead India’s AI revolution, it is disappointing that just 21.9% of government schools have net connectivity

Academic success must go beyond grades and encompass the ability to apply knowledge in real-life situations, fostering competencies that empower students to navigate an unpredictable future

Today, Hyderabad needs civil society more than ever, not only for the prevalent authoritarianism but also when its biodiversity is on the brink