Opinion - Page 58

On the Civil Services Day, the IAS must introspect whether it has upheld the lofty ideals of service, integrity, and nation-building it was envisioned...

Despite regulatory challenges and growing rift with the government, civil society in India—metamorphosed through colonial, post-independence, and...

Rising India, which confronts evolving threats from smuggling and counterfeiting, is responding with coordinated enforcement and widespread public...

Unafraid to challenge tradition, Pope Francis spoke truth to power, placing the poor, the displaced, and the Earth at the heart of a papacy that stood...

The Modi-Yunus meeting in Bangkok has sparked optimism in Bangladesh’s political and media circles—paving the way for renewed cooperation

After Cola Wars, we had spats over burgers, sandwiches and Smartphones. We are now clashing over pans and greased woks, garnished with a sprinkle of...

The Gensol-BluSmart episode brings the issue of startup governance to centre stage, and necessitates that governing boards become more watchful

Central govt’s emphasis on progress of minorities, through reforms like Waqf transparency, is emblematic of its resolve to ensure inclusive...

Innovative cage technologies, strategic cluster initiatives, and targeted policy support can unlock reservoir fisheries’ vast potential, boosting...

Adulterated food isn’t just a health threat—it’s a violation of dignity, demanding stronger laws, stricter enforcement, and a renewed commitment to...

Powered by emerging regional voices, immersive tech, and government-backed platforms like WAVES 2025, India’s creative revolution is quietly...

Through WAVES, India will harness the power of cinema to shape global discourse—merging storytelling, diplomacy, and innovation into a bold cultural...