Opinion - Page 3

On World Spinal Cord Injury Day, we are reminded to raise awareness, advocate equal opportunities, and support dignity, rehabilitation, and inclusion...

The Tianjin SCO Summit projects Eurasia’s ancient civilisations as a united force, reshaping geopolitics against US dominance and Western hegemony

Trump’s trade war with India has backfired, pushing New Delhi to diversify alliances and strengthen autonomy in a shifting global order

Freedom of choice cannot outweigh public health—lifting the iodised salt mandate endangers vulnerable populations and undermines India’s fight against...

A simplified two-slab GST may finally deliver clarity for businesses and consumers, marking the next milestone in India’s evolving tax story

Since the advent of Islam and the early life of first generation of Muslims, the role of scholars and their relations with the daily functioning of...

Ishaq Dar’s recent visit to Dhaka highlights Pakistan’s eagerness to woo, but its refusal to apologise fully still divides Bangladesh

India has achieved its target of blending 20 per cent ethanol with petrol years ahead of schedule, which is great. But it could have been communicated...

Creating a web of trained and compassionate manpower for the welfare of stray animals can, apart from transforming the lives of the voiceless, also...

A recent study unveils a known reality — women still feel unsafe in most Indian cities. When do we finally change this?

Fifty years after the Emergency, a CBI insider recalls his brushes with power and principle, as his obedience clashed with law, and his integrity...

Joseph Vijay’s Tamizhaga Vetri Kazhagam has entered Tamil Nadu’s complex arena of binaries, bargains, and populism, raising the question whether he...