Opinion - Page 2

As institutions age and societies rush ahead, the challenge is keeping alive the dialogue between visionaries, the ideas they spark and the systems...

Pakistan confronts an unprecedented constitutional rupture as sweeping amendments, judicial resignations and military supremacy converge to erode the...

Prayoga Institute of Education Research, a 2025 Nexus of Good awardee, is redefining how India learns — through experiential science programmes,...

The death sentence handed to Sheikh Hasina has ignited fierce debate over due process, political motives and India’s obligations, as Dhaka seeks...

The recent assembly election in Bihar has delivered a decisive mandate, one that not only redefines the state's political landscape but also signals a...

The global clean-energy race hinges on copper, and India must urgently rebuild domestic refining capacity to secure its future and avoid dependence

The enduring feminine metaphors of language remind us that identity is layered, evolving and enriched by the many tongues we speak and inherit

This year’s Economics Nobel honours three scholars whose combined work explains why innovation thrives in some societies and stalls in others—and why...

Hyper-connected yet overwhelmed, Gen Z students are struggling with stress, anxiety and depression. Institutional reform, cultural change and...

Amid a profit-driven age, a quiet collective of young Indians is reviving Gandhian ideas through community-led action, moral courage and deep...

A roadside tent of books on Imphal’s NH-37 becomes a space of wonder, nostalgia and healing—reminding us how the unexpected can return us to what we...

EWS quotas in higher education were a bond for the poorest, but have become a trap that the deserving fall through, while the rich ride it using...