Opinion - Page 12

Rajnandgaon’s Trinetra project shows how community-funded surveillance can strengthen policing, accountability and trust without depending on...

Ambitious targets are in place, pilot projects are underway, but demand creation and cost reduction will decide green hydrogen’s future in India

Ghatotkacha’s sacrifice in the Mahabharata offers a powerful leadership lesson for modern India — impact matters more than permanence or visibility

Donald Trump’s proposed Board of Peace for Gaza raises a troubling question — can stability be bought, or must it be earned through legitimacy and...

AI is fuelling unprecedented economic optimism, yet beneath the boom lie hard questions on employment disruption, inequality, energy use and...

Pakistan’s own media warns that rising terrorism, failing security responses, and mass outward migration point to a deeper crisis of governance,...

Half of all health insurance claims in India face serious processing and payment disputes. The biggest diddle is the complex, legalese jargon used in...

The 64th National Exhibition of Art marked a quiet but decisive shift—where public patronage met market access to empower India’s artists...

From Silicon Valley’s long-termism to Trump’s inner circle, a powerful elite now sees compassion as weakness—and democracy as optional

A government directive ends the 10-minute delivery story, bringing relief to hundreds of gig workers. The question remains — did we ever really need...

From onion prices to employment rights, Indian electoral history shows governments survive not on rhetoric, but on how they treat the poor and...

From Nepal to the Alps, glacier funerals have become a stark symbol of climate change, even under moderate warming scenarios