Opinion - Page 16

By 2050, over one-third of the Indian population is at risk of being obese. It’s time to get on that treadmill and tighten the waist

Beyond codified rules lies the unwritten conscience of law — fairness, impartiality, and the right to be heard before judgment defines true justice

While global trade adjusts to de-dollarisation and uncertainty, India’s vast household gold reserves are becoming both a safety net and an opportunity

From solar sprayers to AI-driven irrigation, FASAL is transforming traditional farming into a smart, data-driven ecosystem for tomorrow’s farmers

As the United Nations turns 80, calls for reform have never been louder. Once a beacon of peace, it now stands paralysed by power politics and...

As the planet crosses climate tipping points, geoengineering — once taboo — re-emerges as science’s boldest, riskiest bid to cool a fevered Earth

Nurturing young minds through nutrition, love, and stimulation today will define India’s social, educational, and economic outcomes for decades to...

The Trump peace plan — once a symbol of fragile hope — now hangs by a thread, caught between unkept promises, hardened positions, and the ever-present...

Despite laws and progress, caste discrimination continues to poison India’s social fabric, revealing the limits of reform without empathy

As borders blur and businesses expand, learning a foreign language isn’t just an academic pursuit—it’s an investment in cognitive agility, career...

Years after the Supreme Court ordered CCTVs in interrogation rooms and lock-ups, enforcement set-ups are mulishly maverick, shrouding custodial abuse...

Religious resurgence, political uncertainty, and a restless military — Bangladesh heads into a turbulent election year that could alter its power...