Opinion - Page 62

Bangladesh’s post-Hasina regime is plagued by mass violence, a breakdown of law and order, and the resurgence of Islamist extremism—posing severe...

Look left, look right, look ahead, look behind. Reset. Resume the four-look vigil all over again. In an unpredictable, unsafe world, that’s the only...

The Waqf Amendment Bill 2024 is aimed at ensuring transparency and accountability in management of Waqf properties that are plagued with rampant...

While the internet has transformed lives and brought convenience, its widespread adoption has also fuelled a surge in cybercrime, highlighting the...

What the Chhaava-triggered Nagpur violence and Habitat’s destruction tell us about our quick and misplaced anger

With the World Happiness Report 2025 ranking India 118th out of 147 nation, policymakers have a critical challenge to prioritise social justice and...

Trump’s plan to levy duties on pharma violates WTO rules, but there is no recourse as the trade regulator is dysfunctional

Family property disputes are deeply emotional and legally complex, often lingering for generations, but mediation offers a cost-effective,...

A decades-long water conservation initiative in Kutch by the Navneet Group has significantly replenished groundwater, reduced soil salinity, and...

Geostrategic communication has transformed from state-controlled narratives to a decentralised, technology-driven domain, where digital diplomacy,...

The upcoming delimitation exercise in India will likely reshape parliamentary representation, potentially intensifying regional disparities, and...

As a young medical student in Kolkata, Hedgewar was deeply involved with the revolutionary Anushilan Samiti—which was influenced by Bengal’s Swadeshi...