Opinion

COVID-19 pandemic has demonstrated that lack of knowledge as a result of inadequate communication has hampered our fight against the virus.

The pandemic has become particularly challenging for young people who prefer to be outdoors, meet in person, spend time chatting and catching up while having novel experiences together.

India needs a quantum leap in physical, social and digital infrastructure. The Finance Minister must start with removing the bottlenecks in some of the flagship projects of the government.

To call India for help is treason in Pakistan. But here you have a man in his early 40s, who is so desperate that he does not even care about the consequences of his appeal.

One is still not sure how long the relentless, cruel, horrific, repulsive, gruesome onslaught on minorities – Kashmiri Hindus – will last in the Valley.

To double the income of resource-poor farmers, there is a need for technologies that lower input costs and build resilience in farming activities.

China is aware that any further attempt at salami slicing would be met with resolute firmness. It is also aware that pulling back early would imply that its misadventure has been thwarted.

Since the onset of Covid-19 pandemic, imposing ‘lockdown’ has become an easier tool for the administration irrespective of its efficacy.

Vivekananda was as much a product of his time as he was ahead of it. And this explains why he remains so relevant today, almost 120 years since he last walked amongst us.

A well-designed taxonomy will put India on the green finance map and nudge India towards its climate and growth goals as envisioned by the Prime Minister in Glasgow.

New caste data that we have put together shows that research and scholarship on the BJP have lagged behind the party’s reality.

Before embarking on its expansionist plans, the AAP will remember how it came a cropper when it recklessly contested over 400 seats in the 2014 Lok Sabha polls.

The PDP Bill in its current state appears to be a progressive legislation in terms of balancing informational asymmetry through legislative mandates, and regulations and oversight.

Accepting an 'endless' pandemic may help cut losses, while mentally aligning to a renewed reality.

To justify the sacrifices of the last year, farmer leaders must show gains beyond the repeal of farm laws. What better way of demonstrating that the struggle continues than contesting elections?

Why did anger against farm laws surface only within Punjab and not anywhere else? Why were the protests focused around one religious community, even in Haryana and Uttar Pradesh?