Opinion - Page 57

Pakistan’s outdated provocation in the form of Pahalgam terror attack has left it economically fragile, diplomatically isolated, and militarily...

The Civil Services exam system needs urgent reform to prevent youth from wasting prime years in repeated attempts, as well as to prioritise idealism...

The dastardly terror attack in Pahalgam has eviscerated the peace in J&K — we need action, accountability, and strengthened solidarity with the people

Rethinking rigid age limits in recruitment can help harness the power of experience and accommodate diverse life journeys of candidates—benefitting...

In an era of rising injustice and moral erosion, ethical education must be urgently integrated into curricula to nurture responsible, compassionate...

General Asim Munir’s provocative speech intends to deflect attention from Pakistan’s internal turmoil and assert the Army’s ideological dominance...

Mission Madhumeha, a grassroots screening initiative in rural Telangana, exhibits how simple, community-driven, and tech-enabled health models can...

This second part of the two-part article explores how India can pursue a comprehensive services agenda to offset tariff disadvantages and unlock...

Indian economy’s structural vulnerabilities—reflected in trade deficits, increased reliance on the US, lack of innovation and jobless...

This final part of the two-part article explores how, when India stood at the crossroads of World Wars, revolutionaries like Hedgewar contemplated a...

The Integrated Teacher Education Programme marks a decisive shift from outdated models, as it resists foreign pressure and academic cliques to...

Instances of the Supreme Court leveraging Article 142 to deliver ‘complete justice’ posit concerns around its undefined scope and fading balance...