Opinion - Page 15

The Himalayan melt, collapsing aquifers and fragile governance demand a new regional water ethic grounded in basin cooperation, ecosystem restoration...

The past year has imbued us with important lessons that pave the path for our rejuvenated, refreshed, and resolute selves in the new year

Bangladesh’s crisis is no longer episodic unrest—it reflects a historic shift in identity, power and ideology. For India, this is not a neighbour’s...

India boasts about aviation growth, yet its skies tell a harsher truth — collapsing airlines, timid institutions and policy paralysis are eroding...

In Jalna and Nashik, a low-cost livestock app is quietly transforming animal health, farmer incomes and the way government tracks rural welfare

As the world steps into a new year, what should have been a moment of renewal is overshadowed by escalating racial hatred, xenophobic politics and...

By refusing opportunistic alliances and promising cleaner politics, Vijay challenges decades of transactional power and invites a new conversation on...

Behind renewed flights and polite diplomacy lies Beijing’s sustained cartographic aggression, a psychological strategy designed to reshape perception...

As communal tensions intensify and global scrutiny grows, India must defend the principles that made it a democracy admired worldwide—equality,...

Antimicrobial resistance is eroding the medical safety net that modern medicine relies on—from surgery and chemotherapy to routine...

India’s nuclear push may mean clean power and growth, but beyond the glow lie technological risks, private profit pressures and lessons we just...

Unless law enforcement asserts control and politics shows maturity, Bangladesh risks letting mobs rewrite authority, deepen communal divides and...