Opinion - Page 31

Mushrooming of unregulated lending apps in India has entrapped millions in predatory debt, and as regulators falter, the judiciary has emerged as a...

In the seemingly sacred shadows of Dharmasthala, a chilling spectre of buried truths and brutally morbid silence has been uncovered, where delay in...

The striking similarity between Tulsi Gabbard’s exposition of a fabricated intelligence narrative in the US and Netflix’s show 'Zero Day' reveals the...

In India, where linguistic diversity influences power struggles, state policies, and cultural unity, language continues to be used as a political tool

Indian PM’s Maldives visit on the occasion of its 60th Independence Day showcases the triumph of strategic pragmatism over irresponsible posturing as...

The strange silence of Rahul Gandhi and Jairam Ramesh on Anil Ambani’s fraud highlights the curious case of selective outrage and political...

A year after Hasina’s exit, Bangladesh continues to sink into chaos with spiralling violence and communalism, misled by a regime shockingly...

On the 90th birthday of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, his life and teachings hold special relevance for Tibetan Society and beyond. As celebrations...

It is sad that today’s generation is growing up in an age where technology is not being used as a supplement, but as a substitute for effort, struggle...

World Hepatitis Day is an opportunity to reignite a drive towards dismantling the stigma around the disease, alongside bridging inequities and...

India’s ports sector must step forward with policy clarity and investor trust to unlock its full economic potential

Public gaze can cause different kinds of backlash while sometimes, the most serious atrocities, cause none at all