Opinion - Page 13

A modest encounter between Kevat and Lord Rama shows how foresight, empathy and ethical restraint can elevate ordinary duties into enduring lessons in...

Bangladesh’s February election risks legitimising instability as exclusion, violence, and radicalisation reshape India’s most sensitive eastern...

India has widespread awareness of child marriage laws, yet thousands of illegal marriages go unreported daily due to fear, patriarchy and...

The 150th anniversary of ‘Vande Mataram’ shows that symbols unite only when they are practised freely, not enforced through politics or law

In an era of economic flux, the wide expansion of India’s trade diplomacy from Muscat to London underlines a strategic turn toward resilience and...

The Bondi Beach terror attack was not an intelligence failure but a collapse of vigilance, where ignored warnings, unchecked radicalisation and lax...

As India looks to 2047, Sardar Patel’s vision of a neutral, ethical civil service offers vital lessons for rebuilding the steel frame of governance

The World Inequality Report comes at the right time to jolt us back to the sordid reality of how wealth is concentrated in a few hands

At its centenary, Indian communism appears ideologically exhausted, culturally disconnected and politically irrelevant, weighed down by historical...

As the world debates carbon emissions at climate summits, toxic pollution from critical minerals, hazardous air and contaminated water is quietly...

Addiction, anxiety, loneliness and pressure to “succeed” are reshaping youth life in India, turning phones, parties and classrooms into quiet...

Flight cancellations, delayed refunds and passenger distress revealed how weak regulation and market dominance erode consumer rights, turning a...