Opinion - Page 2

From Bangladesh to Nepal, corruption has sparked unrest, regime change, and foreign meddling. India must learn, act, and secure itself before the same...

Laws meant to protect women, marginalised groups, and the vulnerable often end up misused, creating injustice. India needs safeguards against false...

Marking his 75th birthday in the centenary year of the RSS, Mohan Bhagwat stands out as a leader who blends continuity with adaptation, tradition with...

The assumption that Washington’s umbrella ensures safety has collapsed after Israel’s first direct strike inside a Gulf state

With its Prime Minister gone and streets ablaze, Nepal’s political crisis signals deeper cracks in governance, troubling India and raising fears of a...

With military strikes, sanctions, and oil wars, Washington’s supremacy faces challenges from Beijing, Moscow, and Caracas, revealing a new world order...

India’s security future lies not only in state institutions but in a citizen-driven culture where private agencies, technology, and public trust merge...

Retaliatory attacks, partisan vendettas, and anti-India rhetoric threaten to derail Bangladesh’s fragile democratic process ahead of February’s polls

Several communist leaders ignore the swayamsevaks who died defending India’s unity, saving lives and resisting terror, while selectively invoking...

India’s opposition must reinvent itself as a constructive force, prioritising accountability, debate, and citizens’ interests over theatrics to...

Decarbonising thermal power plants could lead to emission reductions as large as those from two other hard-to-abate sectors: iron and steel and...

From Assam’s folk roots to the global stage, Bhupen Hazarika’s music embodied compassion, resilience and belonging. His legacy calls us to nurture...