Opinion - Page 18

Expanding Special Economic Zones into remote India can boost exports, jobs and infrastructure while reducing migration and ensuring more balanced...

As the compensation cess nears its end, India’s debate on cigarette taxation must balance revenue, health goals and enforcement realities—drawing on...

As Israel’s war in Gaza continues, antisemitism is rising across Western democracies, with attacks like Bondi Beach showing how anger at Israel...

Efficiency-driven globalisation is giving way to a world shaped by power, security and industrial strategy, as nations redesign trade and supply...

Retirement, it turns out, is less about stopping work and more about unlearning habits, simplifying life and rediscovering joy beyond routines

Pakistan’s 27th Constitutional Amendment entrenches military supremacy, subordinates the judiciary, centralises nuclear command and heightens risks...

Severe climate tumult is widening the global justice gap, what with developing nations curtailing growth ambitions to pay for the past follies of the...

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...