Opinion - Page 10

The NDA crossed 200 seats in Bihar because its electioneering was a system—carefully structured alliances, caste-layered outreach, narrative...

Mamdani’s election has reignited the question of whether capitalism and democracy can still coexist, as rising inequality and democratic decline push...

COP30 delivered gains in adaptation and climate finance, but once again failed to confront fossil fuels—raising questions about whether multilateral...

Mission Parivartan’s overhaul of Varanasi Anganwadis shows governance can transform early childhood—improving infrastructure, training, attendance,...

Kerala’s poverty-free claim isn’t just a celebration—it’s a political dare to the rest of the country: measure poverty beyond comfort, count the...

Delhi’s worsening winter pollution is not a meteorological accident but a systemic, political failure—one that demands structural reforms instead of...

As higher education globalises, institutions must rethink mobility, collaboration, and access—crafting internationalisation strategies anchored in...

From Vasishtha’s wisdom to Vishwamitra’s experiential training and Valmiki’s introspective guidance, Rama’s life shows how mentorship shapes...

Guru Tegh Bahadur’s martyrdom stands as one of India’s greatest moral triumphs — a sacrifice made not for one faith, but for the universal right to...

Global conflicts and resource rivalries have made energy and critical minerals the new axis of power, demanding bold strategies for India to secure...

Without compassion, connection, and moral grounding, even educated individuals become vulnerable to extremist narratives. India must rebuild an...

Around the world, childhood is being robbed. Runaway national debt, increasing conflict and climate shocks are killing innocence and potential on a...