Opinion
In 2022, the China-Pakistan-Afghanistan Troika Could Come a Cropper
Afghanistan’s mineral resources and its possible inclusion in Xi Jinping’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) interest China, but only in principle.
Opinion | Justice Not Delayed is Justice Delivered: Surat Shows the Way by Fast-tracking POCSO Trials
The Surat model shows that with smooth and streamlined coordination at district level, a robust justice delivery mechanism is possible.
OPINION: Punjab Sikhs Have a New War at Their Doorstep – Growing Christianity among Lower Class
People are leaving their birth religion in favour of a foreign faith. Churches are coming up in every nook and corner in both rural and urban areas of Punjab.
Women's Legal Marriage Age at 21 is a Step in Right Direction but Does Not Solve All Problems
In India, the centrality of marriage remains the highest validation for womanhood — followed closely by motherhood, and this cuts across socio-economic stratification.
Asked When Does He Sleep, This is What Amitabh Bachchan Had to Say
Amitabh Bachchan’s hold over our imaginations, reignited by KBC, hasn’t faltered despite generations of new actors who came after, including the Khan trinity: Salman, Shah Rukh and Aamir.
Rahul Gandhi, Hindutva Unites. It Does Not Believe in Divine Right of One Family to Rule India
Hindutva has evolved to battle the degenerative Nehruvian secularism, which at its core is a project to subjugate the Hindu mind for the larger goal of maintaining an oligarchic rule.
Why IPOs of Little-known Companies are Doing Better than Those of Paytm, Star Health
So is it really about big investors sending out a signal that they won’t stand for overpriced issues?
Why CAATSA Sanctions Will Impinge on India-US Strategic Relations
As India-US defense ties expand, military exercises become more frequent, Washington and Delhi do not need any inadvertent policy to preclude great strategic initiatives.
With Supreme Court Burdened by Backlog, a National Court of Appeal is Indeed Appealing
The powers given to the Supreme Court under the Constitution of India were to correct any grave miscarriage of justice, and not to adjudicate all manner of disputes.
Without Clear Objective, Biden’s Summit for Democracy a Waste of Taxpayer Money
Does anyone really believe that an Imran Khan will be converted into a paragon of liberal democratic values after meeting with the ‘prophets’ in Washington DC?
With Looming Climate Crisis, India Needs More Green and Disaster-resilient Homes
The real estate and construction sector in India has to overhaul the way it does business. It has to plan and build climate-resilient and sustainable infrastructure projects.
Cryptocurrency is a Bogey that Indian Govt Needs to Ban, Not Regulate
Investment in crypto products does not benefit the fintech but it does create a parallel unregulated pool of investments, which the RBI governor said can destablise the macroeconomic environment.
Opinion: Let Us Give Peace an Honest Chance in Kashmir
The foundation of new Kashmir has to be built on mutual trust and cooperation between the Union of India and the people of Kashmir Valley.
By Rewarding R-Day Rioters, Backing Those Burning Stubble, Punjab is Sliding down Vortex of Terror
The Rs 2 lakh gift to terrorists who violated the sanctity of Republic Day will act as an incentive—the message being the more outrageous your actions, the more we will look after you.
Emperor Xi Indulges Biden with Virtual Summit while Eyeing Taiwan
It is moot if the US can still set the agenda and expect other nations, particularly China, to follow suit. Hopefully, it will not be a case of ‘Biden proposes, Xi disposes!’
Uttar Pradesh Elections 2022: Why BJP and SP are Wooing Small, Caste-based Parties
From a time when smaller parties used to flock to bigger parties, the situation has turned on its head in Uttar Pradesh in the run-up to the Assembly election.