Opinion - Page 6

India’s bureaucracy stands at a crossroads — between constitutional ideals and political compulsions, between serving the people and serving the...

Revered as Visham Pitamah, Bhishma’s legacy transcends time — a reminder that dharma, discipline, and duty remain leadership’s greatest virtues

India’s sexual violence crisis is not born of lawlessness, but of apathy, weak enforcement, and deep-rooted patriarchal complacency

Population trends are no longer just statistics—they are the story of jobs, justice, and generational change in the world’s youngest democracy

What mythology saw as divine balance, capitalism named innovation. The world continues to burn and rebuild — faster, smarter, and perhaps, less human

From forgotten river routes to futuristic water highways, the Modi government’s inland waterways push is turning the Northeast into India’s new growth...

India’s government job mania reveals a deeper malaise — the worship of security over enterprise, memory over imagination

A raucous minority of India’s global society is unsettling the norm by flaunting a culture of entitlement. In the process, they are embarrassing an...

Pakistan’s army chief Asim Munir’s incendiary remarks expose not confidence but desperation — a bid to mask domestic chaos and military insecurity

By 2050, over one-third of the Indian population is at risk of being obese. It’s time to get on that treadmill and tighten the waist

Beyond codified rules lies the unwritten conscience of law — fairness, impartiality, and the right to be heard before judgment defines true justice

While global trade adjusts to de-dollarisation and uncertainty, India’s vast household gold reserves are becoming both a safety net and an opportunity