Opinion
Flexi Work, Open Communication, Sanitised Spaces: Well-being is the Mantra for Office 2.0
Employee well-being, both physically and mentally, reflects on absenteeism, their participation levels and overall productivity of the organisation
For Kashmir, Dulat Model Has Failed. It's a Fight to the Finish Against Terror
While the security grid is doing its best to protect vulnerable citizens from falling prey to terror, the challenges are bigger than we had in the past
Five Big Trends That Show New India's All-Encompassing Civilisational Revival
When we are in the centrifuge of change, it is hard to notice it. This is why we must listen to what the figures are telling us
Why Indians Should Be Allowed to Question the 'Great Muslim Conqueror' Theory of History
Why are we not allowed to talk about the pain caused by centuries of humiliation, the destruction of temples, the humiliation of the jizya tax, and ultimately the forced partition of India?
COVID Blues: Enough about Exams, Placements; Ask Students How They’re Doing
Many students have lost family members, undergone sufferings and faced financial difficulties. For some time, learning at one’s own pace can help stem learning losses
Health Star Rating for Packaged Food is a Welcome Move. But is It Enough?
The decision to approve the Health Star Rating was made with an eye on rise in obesity, diabetes and hypertension in India
With Taliban Not Doing Pakistan’s Bidding, Islamabad’s Grand Strategic Plan is Falling Apart
With a collapsing economy and rising discontent inside Pakistan, the wave of terrorism now emanating from Afghanistan will only add to the existential crisis confronting Islamabad
The Bengal Conundrum: How Hindu Kings of Bengal Evolved a Perfect Model of Governance
It crashed after 13th century with Turkish invasion of Bengal. As Hindu dynasties were replaced by Islamic invaders, one of the biggest casualties was the administrative legacy nurtured since Vedic times
Democracy Dies in Wokeness: How Elon Musk Brought Left-wing Authoritarians Out of Closet
Unlike many others, Elon Musk has not shown any sign of submitting to the woke liberal orthodoxy that is now standard among the ruling class worldwide
India’s Data Protection Laws Will be Critical in Attracting FDI and Pushing Digital Exports
Data flows will only continue to rise as more countries and sectors embrace digital transformation, while restrictive regulations could hinder growth and innovation
Of Fake News and Know-it-All Experts: The Covid-19 Infodemic Must be Addressed
Most countries have simultaneously been fighting two pandemics: the coronavirus pandemic and the infodemic, both being equally harmful
Opinion | Freedom to Celebrate Hindu Festivals is Under Attack by Radical Islamists
On the occasion of Ram Navami, Hindu processions in Karnataka, Gujarat, West Bengal, Jharkhand, and Madhya Pradesh witnessed heavy stone-pelting
How Environmental Wokeness Cost Sri Lanka Its Food Security
While environmentalists and anti-modern farming activists lobby for organic farming citing its benefits for the environment, research shows organic farming is not as eco-friendly as claimed
Under the Ukraine Shadow, India-US 2+2 Will be Keenly Followed by Russia
India has to draw its own conclusions from long-term disruptions being caused to the global political and economic order by the unprecedented scope of West’s sanctions on Russia
Status Quo on Rates or a Hike? RBI Monetary Policy Meet Must Not Lose Sight of Fiscal Math
The RBI has to keep its focus on curbing inflation, retaining investors, keeping the government’s debt cost on the lower side and pushing growth
How This IAS Officer and Team in Bhopal Prepared for the COVID Challenge in March 2020
We decided to temporarily shift the collector’s office to the Smart City Office and made it our command centre for emergency response systems, writes Tarun Pithode on preparing ahead of the first wave in March 2020