Opinion - Page 2

From Silicon Valley’s long-termism to Trump’s inner circle, a powerful elite now sees compassion as weakness—and democracy as optional

A government directive ends the 10-minute delivery story, bringing relief to hundreds of gig workers. The question remains — did we ever really need...

From onion prices to employment rights, Indian electoral history shows governments survive not on rhetoric, but on how they treat the poor and...

From Nepal to the Alps, glacier funerals have become a stark symbol of climate change, even under moderate warming scenarios

As Saudi Arabia quietly recalibrates social control to secure its future, Iran’s clerical leadership risks collapse by treating women’s autonomy as a...

The US raid on Venezuela was more than an arrest—it was a seismic challenge to sovereignty, international law, and the fragile balance holding the...

From Somnath’s thousand-year memory to the living confluence of Kashi and Tamil Nadu, cultural bridges like the Kashi-Tamil Sangamam reveal how...

Through patience and pedagogy, Dr Archana Shukla helped students move from observation to action, creating a scalable model of experiential learning...

In the encounter between Barbarik and Krishna, leadership is redefined—not as the will to act, but as the wisdom to withdraw when power threatens...

Venezuela’s operation was no anomaly but a continuation of energy geopolitics by force, from Sykes–Picot to OPEC, with oil scripting global power...

As global mobility tightens, India’s real test is creating an innovation ecosystem where staying, returning and building at home becomes the smartest...

India has built a national framework to tackle air pollution, but weak monitoring, misplaced priorities and poor outcome tracking are limiting real...