Opinion - Page 2

As Asia-Pacific economies deepen their trade web through RCEP, India’s absence grows costlier — widening deficits, missed opportunities, and a...

The UN’s legacy endures, but its architecture creaks under 1945’s weight. India’s reform push seeks to align it with 21st-century realities

An AI-powered initiative in Maharashtra is transforming how citizens connect with police — making accessibility, accountability, and trust the new...

As the Arctic warms four times faster than the global average, its shifting winds and melting ice are reshaping India’s monsoon, economy and climate...

Gold, India’s most cherished symbol of tradition and security, hides an economic shadow — billions locked in sentiment instead of enterprise, beauty...

India’s bureaucracy stands at a crossroads — between constitutional ideals and political compulsions, between serving the people and serving the...

Revered as Visham Pitamah, Bhishma’s legacy transcends time — a reminder that dharma, discipline, and duty remain leadership’s greatest virtues

India’s sexual violence crisis is not born of lawlessness, but of apathy, weak enforcement, and deep-rooted patriarchal complacency

Population trends are no longer just statistics—they are the story of jobs, justice, and generational change in the world’s youngest democracy

What mythology saw as divine balance, capitalism named innovation. The world continues to burn and rebuild — faster, smarter, and perhaps, less human

From forgotten river routes to futuristic water highways, the Modi government’s inland waterways push is turning the Northeast into India’s new growth...

India’s government job mania reveals a deeper malaise — the worship of security over enterprise, memory over imagination