Opinion - Page 11

With Labour Codes and digital public infrastructure converging, India has a rare chance to build a universal, portable and technology-driven social...

The recent Indigo catastrophe exposes vulnerabilities in India’s aviation sector; an Achilles heel that could be a harbinger of future crises

With homegrown apps, digital infrastructure, and bold reforms, India is shifting from relying on global platforms to creating its own global digital...

Belém’s outcomes reveal a world still negotiating at yesterday’s pace despite today’s accelerating climate risks, placing greater responsibility on...

India’s booming gig economy has created millions of jobs and unprecedented flexibility — but without robust protections, the very workers powering...

By seeking a presidential pardon he may never receive, Benjamin Netanyahu has triggered national outrage, exposed political fractures, and accelerated...

A solar-powered, community-driven model is rewriting India’s digital inclusion story, as Dell Technologies brings connectivity, skills and confidence...

From nuclear cooperation to EU de-risking, Macron’s China trip exposes the contradictions inside Europe’s China policy—and its implications for India...

India’s artisan traditions are no longer confined to ceremonial and rural life — they are re-emerging as dynamic, contemporary expressions shaped by...

As lakhs chase a few hundred UPSC seats each year, the widening attempt window and heavy syllabus burden call for an urgent rethink of what India...

When the truth vanishes from airwaves, democracy doesn’t watch—it suffers. India’s media too has metamorphosed from watchdog to propaganda machine

Khaleda Zia’s deteriorating health, Tarique Rahman’s return, and unprecedented court rulings have upended Bangladesh’s political balance ahead of a...