Opinion
Opinion: 7 Hindu Habits of Success the World Must Follow
It is the responsibility of the Hindu society to take these habits to the rest of the world so that the human civilisation can realise its potential
Lifting AFSPA: Government Must Remember 2004 Lesson, States Have to Step up to the Task
While the decision to withdraw AFSPA is the central government’s, the success of this decision lies on the shoulders of the state governments and the citizens
China Prefers Messed up Economies, but Sri Lanka’s Mess is of Its Own Making
China is indeed responsible for many problems in the country but the real reason for this mess is Sri Lanka’s own wrongdoings
As ‘Stealth Omicron’ Wreaks Havoc in China, Hong Kong, Zero-COVID Policy Fails the Test
India has to learn from its past mistakes and from around the world. It would be unwise to try to emulate China’s zero-COVID policy with lockdowns and travel restrictions
Will Economy Cause Sri Lankan President Gotabaya to Trip and Fall?
It could well become the ‘new normal’ in Sri Lanka where ship-to-mouth existence would have to continue for an indeterminable length of time
The Chinese Come Calling: Are Geopolitical Equations Changing?
After treading on Indian toes with his statements at the OIC, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi surely had the temerity to arrive in India to make peace overtures. India was not expected to respond enthusiastically and it did not either
'DeltaCron' May Not Necessarily Be Deadlier, But Precaution For Future Waves is a Must
'DeltaCron' is a variant created from the recombinant events of AY.4 and BA.2, but Omicron itself is a testimony that having aggregated mutations does not necessarily mean a deadlier variant.
Beyond Kashmir Files: 5 Lessons That Helped Hindu Pandits Rise Like a Phoenix after 1990
What is seldom talked about is the story of what followed the Exodus — the story of the Kashmiri Pandit community getting back on their feet after losing everything
In Taliban-ruled Afghanistan, Strategic Depth Remains an Illusion for Pakistan’s ISI
After the Taliban victory, some in Pakistan had become prone to wishful thinking that the Taliban would act as a pressure group on the TTP to limit its future offensives
India’s Message to Australia is Clear: New Delhi Prefers Deals with Countries, Not Groups
The challenge for India and Australia is to build security for the Indian Ocean region. It is, after all, our shared home, writes Australia-based Stephen Manallack
Nalin Mehta Writes: Three Reasons Why Experts Got It So Wrong on BJP in UP
Predicting elections is not an exact science, anyone can make an honest mistake. The real problem is when so-called experts persist with outdated analytical frameworks despite evidence to the contrary.
Serving Health As Well As Economic Benefits, Green Buildings Are The Future of Living Spaces
A Green Building is an environmentally-conscious and environmentally sustainable structure throughout its life cycle.
How Opposition’s anti-BJP Rhetoric Fell Flat in the Face of BJP’s Positive Messaging
A look into the SP manifesto displays vain attempts to ride on anti-BJP emotions. Strategy and messaging cannot be based on voter categorisation through caste, class and gender.
NATO Looks On As Putin’s War On Ukraine Nears The Endgame
Sources close to affairs say that the live conflict in Ukraine is not expected to continue beyond a week. They are also confident that Nato will not act against Russia.
Russia-Ukraine War: Europe’s Costly Energy Transition Has Accelerated the Great Power Contest
Major economies are waking up to the reality that natural resource security is paramount in a fractured, multi-polar world.
The Advantages Outweigh The Losses: How China Looks At Russia's Ukraine War
The growing consensus within Western strategic circles over the long-term strategic challenge from China is unlikely to subside overnight due to the current crisis in Europe