Opinion - Page 2

As conflicts choke energy, fertiliser and trade routes, the global food system faces renewed stress—testing India’s resilience and its role as...

Joe Kent’s exit is not an isolated act—it signals deeper discomfort within a coalition now confronting the consequences of prolonged military...

Once defined by Maoist violence, Dantewada now offers a compelling model of how security, governance and sustained development can reshape even the...

A US court judgment against social media giants raises burning questions on addictive platform design and the risks to ‘digital children’, including...

As Tamil Nadu approaches elections, Palaniswami’s governance reflects a blend of welfare, infrastructure and grassroots engagement rather than...

India’s infrastructure push must shift from scale to sustainability, embedding resilience, efficiency and climate intelligence to secure long-term...

Global wars are closer to home than ever before, with their aftermath causing shortages and uncertainty on Indian shores

Pakistan’s attempt to position itself as a mediator in the Iran conflict reveals contradictions, internal tensions, and a risky overestimation of its...

Even as India debates cooperative federalism, local governments remain ignored, weakening democracy, limiting grassroots empowerment and exposing...

Dr Syama Prasad Mookerjee’s call for unity, shaped by Doctorji’s guidance, emphasised organisation over reaction as the foundation of enduring...

Fears of AI replacing jobs are misplaced; the real shift is subtler, reshaping work itself, rewarding those who use it, and exposing those who don’t

Kerala’s elimination of extreme poverty reflects decades of social mobilisation, decentralised governance, and welfare-driven policies that...