Opinion - Page 8

India’s absence from the Nobel roll says less about talent and more about cultural geography, translation politics, and Western literary gatekeeping

Project Trinetra in Maharashtra’s Akola district blends AI with ethics — marking India’s first serious, scientifically-grounded step toward...

Writing is not just a skill — it’s a neurological exercise in memory, focus, and identity. As automation and AI redefine learning, writing risks...

As Pakistan and Afghanistan exchange deadly blows across the Durand Line, historical grievances, shifting alliances, and proxy battles reignite a...

Compulsory retirement provisions aim not to punish, but to preserve the vitality of India’s administrative system through accountability and reform

The banned student wing of Jamaat-e-Islami has made a powerful comeback, harnessing post-uprising disillusionment and a divided opposition to sweep...

From lawlessness to lawful order, Uttar Pradesh’s transformation under Yogi Adityanath stands as a striking case of political will and...

India’s once-proud middle class, the engine of its economic miracle, is financially drowning as savings evaporate and loans rocket. Now is the time to...

India’s pragmatic outreach to the Taliban amid Pakistan’s deepening insecurity signals a reshuffling of old loyalties — where former foes find a new...

As India’s young girls rise from villages and towns alike, their education and empowerment promise a stronger, fairer, and more prosperous nation

Climate crises and AI will upend women’s lives more than men; only effective global governance can propel corrective measures

India’s green industrial revolution hinges on coal gasification — a pragmatic bridge between dependence and clean energy that can succeed only through...