Opinion - Page 2

The Supreme Court has hauled up FSSAI for its extraordinary delay in assessing the front-of-pack labelling of unhealthy packaged food, which also...

Thorium is back in India’s energy debate, but success now depends on building institutions, financing and capacity to move from research to reality

Modern warfare may achieve swift tactical gains, but it often leaves behind fractured societies, poisoned environments and a future far harder to...

Beyond craft, Kadam’s journey shows how dignity, sustainability, and enterprise can reshape rural economies and empower thousands of artisans

From UPI to e-commerce, India’s digital boom is increasingly shadowed by sophisticated cyber frauds exploiting gaps in awareness and enforcement

As India races toward AI leadership, it must balance ambition with inclusion, ensuring technology uplifts millions without deepening inequality or...

Competitive pressure, weak regulation and rapid innovation are pushing AI beyond existing legal frameworks, raising urgent questions about oversight...

The US-Israel strikes on Iran raise serious legal, political and strategic questions, threatening international law and destabilising an already...

Organised crime rarely operates alone; it survives through political protection, financial channels and administrative facilitation that allow...

Spain’s outright refusal to endorse the United States-Israel military assault on Iran exposes a burning issue: Whose rules govern the so-called...

As Iran tensions escalate, Pakistan must carefully balance domestic sentiment, Gulf alliances and its relationship with Washington to avoid deeper...

While the conflict’s strategic drivers lie elsewhere, the Gulf states are bearing the immediate costs — from disrupted energy infrastructure and...