Opinion

Misuse of provisos for weaker sections by ‘creamy layers’ is particularly heinous

That a single misplaced bit of computer code could bring nations to their knees reveals just how uncritically accepting we continue to be of "globalisation" as a project for the advancement of the human race

Punjab's moment for economic revival is now. Budget 2024 can be the launchpad, harnessing strategic investments and smart policy to ignite growth, revitalise key sectors, and make Punjab a driving force in India's economy

Political and ideological prejudices should not come in one’s way of acknowledging the role of Jawaharlal Nehru and K.A. Abbas in forging the Indo-Russian ties in the 1950s. Those were the days when popular sentiments were at their peak in both countries

Macron has narrowly avoided a far-right takeover, but the battle is far from over. He must navigate the uncharted waters of cohabitation with a hostile parliament. If he fails, the path is clear for a far-right victory in 2027

It is wrong to describe India’s ties with Russia as ‘legacy’ ties. In reality, these ties continue to serve our interests in many important ways

The BJP has won the 2024 elections, but a new enemy has emerged: A sophisticated ‘Break India’ machine that is well-equipped to exploit any weaknesses to its advantage

Actor Hina Khan's recent stage 3 diagnosis underscores a concerning trend: breast cancer is increasingly affecting younger women. Understanding your risks and seeking early detection can make all the difference

Cricket commentary in India has become an all-format lifetime contract. It’s time for some new blood

52 years ago, India pursued peace with Pakistan, signing the Simla Accord. Yet, from Kargil to cross-border terrorism, Pakistan chose a path of hostility. The accord stands as a stark lesson: some neighbours cannot be trusted, no matter how generous the g...

There is little doubt that the Chinese Communist Party has achieved a monopoly on power in the country more through force than through its claimed benevolence

Capitalism is definitely under a crisis but the cure, as Ruchir Sharma explains in his latest book, is in less state and not more

With Parliament's first session underway, the Opposition's newfound unity will be put to test - can it withstand the pressure of regional interests and legislative battles? This test will only intensify as Assembly elections approach

While leaders champion a casteless society, the focus on removing caste markers within the Hindu community seems selective. If we aim for a truly united India, shouldn’t reform efforts be inclusive, not just focused on one community?

We must continue to support immunisation activities by raising awareness, participating in local campaigns, and pressing for more funding and resources. This collaborative effort can close the immunisation gap and pave the road for a healthy future for ev...

This is Modi’s first trip abroad after becoming the prime minister for a record third time. This will also be the first time Modi meets his Western counterparts after purported attempts by foreign powers to influence Indian elections