Opinion

The India of the 21st century needs a different Ramayana that must address the issues facing the country

Obama's call for the protection of the minority community in India is misleading propaganda perpetuated by those with divisive mindsets

A demoralised army is not the best thing to happen to a country with maximum nuclear warheads. To make matters worse, a rattled strong man can hardly be expected to make rational decisions

It is Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s unique way to elicit public participation and evoke a sense of pride and patriotism when India completes 75 years of Independence

India’s timely and meaningful intervention in Sri Lanka in terms of extending help while securing long-term interests that can mutually benefit both the countries shows that its neighbourhood policy is working very effectively

The Judea and Samaria law was first introduced through ‘emergency’ legislation in the aftermath of the 1967 war and has been renewed every five years since

Import restrictions can continue to hamper the growth of India’s technology industry and prevent free technology trade. The government should prioritise unilaterally reducing import tariffs for critical technology components

‘Chemical Khichdi’ by Aparna will emancipate India from shackles of vices such as stigma, profiling and discrimination of mentally ill

One major takeaway from the ongoing Ukraine war is that creation of integrated theatre commands (ITC) needs expeditious implementation

India wasn’t new to the concept of nationalism and neither was Bengal. What happened in 19th century was a reform movement led by Hindu reformers with a deep faith in Sanatan Dharma

It is said that ‘Hunger has a woman’s face’ as in nearly two-thirds of all countries, women face more food insecurity than men

Whether it is the lack of initiative or the lack of authority matters little, what is clear is that the Congress leadership is unable to run a tight and disciplined ship

By allowing the Muslim Personal Law to continue, the legal system is demonstrating itself to be selectively secular

In 2031, Delhi-NCR will be home to 40 million; by 2050, the population may cross 50 million. There is no global template. Delhi needs its own ‘Next Practices’

The UK will now be able to get rid of migrants and asylum-seekers who undertook a perilous journey through the English Channel, by sending them thousands of miles away to Rwanda

Revisited and notified every five years since 1991 economic reforms, the FTP has been the guiding beacon for all stakeholders. The last FTP was notified in 2015