Opinion

Three days after Swami Vivekananda’s Chicago speech in 1893, the maiden Ganesh Utsav as conceptualised by Bal Gangadhar Tilak got underway in Pune. The two events, in same week, banished the guilt inflicted by reformists, allowing Hindus to proudly embrac...

One could have given Rahul Gandhi the benefit of the doubt, had he been talking about Muslims. There have undoubtedly been hate crimes against the community, but to drag the Sikhs into the same boat without a shred of evidence to back his claims is imprud...

Here's why the West Bengal government has to think of a new gameplan to deal with apolitical protests

A Trinamool MP announcing his intention to ditch Didi, that too in the midst of her most serious crisis, further bolsters the feeling that ‘poriborton’—change—is happening in West Bengal

These visits underline the Indian government’s commitment to further expanding bilateral, regional and global relations with ASEAN and the Indo-Pacific

India must make a choice. Clinging to its tradition of non-alignment will only underscore the inconsistency between its enormous potential and its failure to fully exploit it

In its present form, India's approach to Myanmar is fraught with risks that could undermine its strategic interests in the region

The Opposition has accused Yogi Adityanath of polarisation, of using his office to spell out a divisive message aimed at heightening Hindu anxieties to consolidate the Hindu vote.

The ‘snigger’ in court was not just an isolated incident but a symptom of a larger societal problem—the dangerous tendency to trivialise violence against women

With the BJP weakened in Haryana, one would expect the Opposition alliance to seize the moment and unite. Instead, the parties are choosing to fight separately, exposing the underlying hypocrisy of their so-called alliance

The toxic smog — a deadly mix of political correctness and cultural Marxism — may envelop public discourse in the US and the UK in the foreseeable future. It already has had a chilling effect on free speech in Canada, Australia, and New Zealand

Prime Minister Modi’s unwavering commitment to making India’s youth the driving force behind a Viksit Bharat (Developed India) has been evident throughout his tenure

Sheikh Hasina’s ouster has unleashed a scramble for Bangladesh, with the US, China and religious extremists all vying for influence. India may find its options drastically limited

It is doubtful if a physically unwell and aged Muhammad Yunus will be able to manage or contain this kind of chaos

Higher educational institutions must ensure that students with mental health conditions receive the necessary support and accommodations equivalent to those available for other students with special needs

The Khedkars are facing the consequences of their actions, but will the system that allowed them to flourish — the very system that churns out countless others like them — escape unscathed, with its flaws unexamined and unchanged?