Opinion - Page 7

From solar sprayers to AI-driven irrigation, FASAL is transforming traditional farming into a smart, data-driven ecosystem for tomorrow’s farmers

As the United Nations turns 80, calls for reform have never been louder. Once a beacon of peace, it now stands paralysed by power politics and...

As the planet crosses climate tipping points, geoengineering — once taboo — re-emerges as science’s boldest, riskiest bid to cool a fevered Earth

Nurturing young minds through nutrition, love, and stimulation today will define India’s social, educational, and economic outcomes for decades to...

The Trump peace plan — once a symbol of fragile hope — now hangs by a thread, caught between unkept promises, hardened positions, and the ever-present...

Despite laws and progress, caste discrimination continues to poison India’s social fabric, revealing the limits of reform without empathy

As borders blur and businesses expand, learning a foreign language isn’t just an academic pursuit—it’s an investment in cognitive agility, career...

Years after the Supreme Court ordered CCTVs in interrogation rooms and lock-ups, enforcement set-ups are mulishly maverick, shrouding custodial abuse...

Religious resurgence, political uncertainty, and a restless military — Bangladesh heads into a turbulent election year that could alter its power...

The Viksit Bharat Young Leaders Dialogue is a new democratic tradition that unites India’s young minds in a shared conversation of policy, innovation,...

India is producing millionaires by the droves. Now we must harness that growth to create a larger impact

India doesn’t need another prohibition on fireworks; it needs a permanent, legally empowered Air Quality War Room to coordinate states, act...