Opinion - Page 5

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...

With Dhaka shifting allegiances and anger turning toward India, New Delhi confronts its biggest neighbourhood test now: stopping distrust from...

We cannot be serious about creating a safe environment for women in India if rape and murder accused roam the streets scot-free

Once respected as educated migrants, parts of the Indian diaspora now stand accused of amplifying hate, mocking suffering, fueling dehumanisation—and...

Rising air travel chaos has revealed not just airline failures and regulatory lapses, but also a disturbing culture of entitlement that targets the...

From Madhya Pradesh to the national stage, Green Chakra demonstrates how climate action becomes powerful when communities lead

As India faces pollution, climate stress and waste overload, lasting environmental change will depend not just on policy, but on everyday choices made...

A modest encounter between Kevat and Lord Rama shows how foresight, empathy and ethical restraint can elevate ordinary duties into enduring lessons in...

Bangladesh’s February election risks legitimising instability as exclusion, violence, and radicalisation reshape India’s most sensitive eastern...