Opinion
Opinion | The Darkness Ahead: Where The Ukraine War Is Headed
There is no doubt that Ukraine faces an existential threat, given that Russia is bent on dismembering it and making sure that the surviving rump state is not only economically weak, but is neither a de facto nor a de jure member of NATO
Opinion | ‘Emergency’: An Acid Test For Kangana Ranaut
Making a political drama like ‘Emergency’ is the toughest challenge of Kangana Ranaut’s career. Here’s why
Opinion | Analysing Dark Shade of the Cross in India: A Historic-Religious Perspective
Forcible conversion by missionaries during colonial rule in India was a deeply problematic aspect of European imperialism. Sacred sites were desecrated and local traditions were suppressed, resulting in the loss of cultural diversity
Opinion | The Need For Regional Human Rights Mechanism In South Asia
The need for a regional initiative becomes significant because unlike Europe, America and Africa, there is no inter-governmental regional system for human rights protection in South Asia
The Ebbing Phenomenon Called Nitish Kumar
In switching back to alliance with the RJD, Nitish Kumar has allowed himself to be seen as mercurial, diminishing his party’s significance in the state polity
China Seeking Reassurances in Southeast Asia Amid Growing Uncertainties
Notwithstanding its relentless mission to protect and strengthen its image in Southeast Asia, words do not match China’s actions in the region
The New CHIPS Bill Raises More Questions Than it Answers for the US
The recent CHIPS Bill seeks to facilitate the semiconductor manufacturing ecosystem in the country through increased subsidies and financial incentives for the domestic players
Shinzo Abe’s Assassination: How Will it Impact Japan, India and Others?
To India, the foreign policy consensus that Shinzo Abe left behind ensures that Japan will remain a major diplomatic and security partner
Women@Work: In This Burning Season Of Layoffs, These 6 Tips Will Help You Tide Over Stress, Finances
Working women have faced the triple whammy -- sectors they worked in were worst hit, remote schooling and work from home increased unpaid burden, managing the family health added to mental stress. In the season of budget cuts and layoffs, working women no...
How China is Weaponising its BRI Investments
In the midst of growing competition with the US and its allies, China is actively looking out for military partners and ports in the region
The Udaipur Beheading: Hypocrisy, Helplessness and the State
Religious murders have become a part and parcel of public discourse to such an extent that even gruesome ones like the one in Udaipur do not stand out anymore
How Proliferation of Battery Swapping in EV Market Will Benefit Customers, Provide Level-Playing Field
The proliferation of battery swapping will be a significant contributor to government’s COP 26 targets, including decarbonisation of power sector. It will also reduce the upfront cost of the vehicle, almost by half, for the customer
How Modi’s India Has Succeeded in Bringing Down Poverty in Rural Areas
One reason for the significant reduction of poverty in rural areas is the safety net created by several schemes, be it Ujjwala or Pradhan Mantri Gareeb Kalyan Yojana
What Does China’s New Aircraft Carrier Say About Its Technology and Strategy
China’s aircraft carriers are not designed for a Taiwan reunification campaign or to have a direct role in a conflict with big powers like the US or India. China is learning from the US’ use of carriers and is most likely to use them in coercing and punis...
Covid-19 Pandemic Has Shown Why There is a Pressing Need to Improve Healthcare Human Resources
One of the most important things is to introduce a public health cadre. Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra, which have their own public health cadres, have shown better public health outcomes
OPINION: Amidst Prophet Remark Row, India is in the Eye of Information Warfare by Terrorist Outfits
Terrorist organisations like Muslim Brotherhood, with the backing of Qatar, Turkey and Pakistan, run propaganda on social media, and use the ploy of human rights to target western audience