Opinion - Page 52

The trio of Turkey, Azerbaijan, and Pakistan has forged a controversial axis following the Operation Sindoor, but India is well-poised to handle the...

In an era of blurred accountability and proxy warfare, India’s Operation Sindoor redefined the notion of deterrence—not only as passive threat, but as...

The election of Mark Carney as Canada’s Prime Minister has paved the way for a potential diplomatic reset with India, reviving hopes for trade and...

As the US points a tariff finger at others, the three remaining fingers point at its own self. The result may be a trade meltdown, as has often...

There is no doubt that Pakistan had capitulated under the attacks of Operation Sindoor launched by India when their DGMO sought a cease fire. This...

Women caused virtual wars and battle of optics this week but did we even need it? More often than not, women get embroiled in controversies not of our...

India’s interrelated fight against corruption and unemployment is crucial for inclusive growth, as systemic graft cripples job creation, erodes public...

Amidst India-Pak tensions, China’s provocations in Arunachal Pradesh, Bangladesh’s political upheaval, and Myanmar’s instability have converged to...

Despite the existence of well-defined legal provisions that offer actionable remedies to promote equity and justice, gender inequality at workplaces...

Through early intervention, seamless referrals, and coordinated approach, the Digital School Health Programme in Dadra and Nagar Haveli is...

The Amrit Bharat Station Scheme is transforming India's railway stations into culturally rich civic hubs that, apart from enhancing connectivity,...

Authentic records of Subhas Bose's attempted meeting with Hedgewar expose the ideological manipulations of certain communists whose support to...