Opinion
Politics of Subsidy, Mohalla Clinics' False Tale: How an Act Made Way for Delhi Govt's Easy Cover-up Amid Covid-19
Under the current situation, the subject of health has also been taken back from the elected government by the Lieutenant Government, albeit using the disaster management act.
OPINION | Infrastructure Development in Border Areas Has Rattled the Chinese
After coming to power, one of the earliest decisions of the Modi government was to issue a general approval in July 2014 enabling the creation of road network by Border Roads Organisation (BRO) within 100 km of aerial distance from the LAC.
Work from Bharat, Work for Bharat: How Digitech is Doing ‘Bharat-India Jodo’
Digital technologies are slowly but surely narrowing the developmental distance between Bharat and India. Strangely, the prolonged nationwide lockdown necessitated by the Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated this phenomenon.
Can Aatmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyaan Help India’s Solar Manufacturing Sector?
Despite making significant progress in solar power generation since 2014, India’s domestic solar equipment manufacturing industry has not been able to capitalise on the opportunity.
Industrial Safety and Lockdown: The Cause Behind Visakhapatnam Gas Leak Tragedy
While industrial activities will restart slowly and gradually, we need to understand why these unfortunate events keep happening? Does the lockdown have any relationship with these occurrences? And how they can be stopped from recurring in future?
As Manoj Tiwari Fails to Shun Image of Bhojpuri Singer, BJP Picks a New Cast to Counter Kejriwal in Delhi
Manoj Tiwari remained party president for almost four years but could never rise beyond his image of a Bhojpuri singer who could win polls regaling audiences with rendition of his lewd songs which at times bordered to being vulgar.
Reinforcing the Role of Political Opposition in India Amid Covid-19 Outbreak
During this entire period when India has been fighting its battle against coronavirus, the opposition remained largely conspicuous by its silence and inactivity. Such a silence can be attributed to two factors which are perceptional and situational in nat...
One Year of Modi Govt 2.0: First 6 Months Were a Success; Then Covid-19 Pandemic Struck
How has Modi performed in the past one year? He would get an A-plus for the first half, while the second half is full of hits and misses.
Amid Covid-19 Crisis, Locust Upsurge Threatens Food Security
The locust infestation in East Africa and India could aggravate with the monsoons, which creates a favourable environment for them to breed. Food insecurity is already prevalent in these regions, and the locust further threaten food security and access to...
Between March to Power & March Home by Migrants: Modi’s Charisma Survives a Year of Rapid Descent
For Modi's legions, he is living proof of the Great Man Theory, the leader who arises when society needs him most. But as the year progressed, the man who had won the nation's confidence, appeared to be losing his own.
Reckless Netas, Bad Economic Policies, Dishonestly Dishonest Media: The Evil is Our Saviour in This Pandemic
The filth all around that most Indians suffer also seems to have strengthened their immunity against flus. This perhaps explains the relatively lower effect of the coronavirus.
Can India Grow at 16 %? Covid-19 an Opportunity to Chalk Out Action Plan, Transform System
India can undoubtedly grow at 16 percent for the next three decades as we have all the constituents for becoming a great nation.
Ahead of Bihar elections, Parties Pick Poll Battles Against and Over Coronavirus, Literally
The elections will be fought on the issue of success or failure of the Bihar government in handling the influx of lakhs of ‘Pravasi Biharis’ after being rendered jobless due to closure of factories due to Covid-19 lockdown.
OPINION | Post-Coronavirus Lockdown Era is Unpredictable but India has Bought Time for Its Healthcare System
It is notable that India has reported a positivity rate of 4% in all the tests done, comparably less than the worst-affected countries.
Who is Your Farmer, Madam FM? Can’t Find Immediate Relief Even With a Magnifying Glass
If the Union Cabinet led by Modi takes 50 days of lockdown to think through and comes up with this as their best shot, the Indian peasantry better stop expecting anything of the Centre.
BJP Loyalists vs Outsiders: Is Party Quietly Edging Out Veteran Bahujan Leaders for New ‘Imports’?
Veteran leader Eknath Khadse, who has threatened to quit the BJP, has touched on a larger issue which has struck a chord with many--the preference given to 'outsiders' who joined the party from the Congress and the NCP.