Opinion
Opinion | Bollywood: Why A Lot Is At Stake This Year
The film industry’s inability to produce the desired number of hits has resulted in setbacks for many stars
Opinion | Why Nutrition Could be the Mainstay to Ensure Wholesome Well-Being
Double burden of malnutrition has turned India’s attention to nutritional development as a national priority. Personalised, targeted or stratified nutrition for healthcare and well-being is the need of the hour
Opinion | West Banks on ‘Courage’ as Ukraine Runs Out of Soldiers
The “fight till the last man standing” is a particularly convenient motto for the West when it does not have to deal with the caskets of the fallen
Right Word | Politicisation of Manipur Violence by Opposition is Part of Anti-Modi Rhetoric
With 2024 Lok Sabha polls due in next 10 months, the Opposition is leaving no stone unturned to target Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Opinion | India’s War Against Poverty: Good Numbers, Greater Challenges
Reaching out to the last man standing in the true spirit of ‘antyodaya’ or ‘sarvodaya’ and taking everyone into inclusive development mode is the sure-shot prescription to wiping out poverty in Bharat
Marathon Man Naveen Patnaik Surpasses Jyoti Basu's Record And Is Still Going Strong
The Biju Janata Dal leader has now ruled Odisha for 23 years four months and 17 days, breaking Basu’s enviable record as the second-longest-serving chief minister of an Indian state. How did he get this far?
Opinion | Utthishta Bharat: A Model For Industry-Oriented School Education
The Utthishta Bharat model lays down an operational framework to fulfill the objectives of NEP 2020 in the larger context of teaching transversal skills to students aged 11-14 years
Opinion | PM Modi’s Paris Visit: Sky is the Limit in Indo-French Relations
The canvas covered during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit was vast. India and France can each gain substantially from expanding ties in a host of identified domains
Opinion | Why Bollywood Will Not Have A New Male Superstar Soon
The modern-day male star is not a mysterious celluloid cutout any longer. That, and more criticism of Hindi films, has reduced the possibility of a new superstar’s emergence manifold
Opinion | What Life Was Like Inside Bahadur Shah Zafar’s Red Fort
An intriguing document of 800 pages, titled ‘Precis of Palace Intelligence’ furnishes first-hand details of life inside Bahadur Shah’s Red Fort. The picture is horrific, to say the least
Opinion | How OTT Has Become Our Go-To Platform For Entertainment
The modern-day viewer has access to far better new Hindi direct-to-digital films compared to theatrical releases on various OTT platforms, our go-to source of personal entertainment
Opinion | India’s Potential And Significance In The Critical Minerals Club
The key to India achieving all of its geo-economic goals, energy and renewable goals, mineral security, and commitment to electric vehicles by 2030 is the expansion of critical mineral exploration
Opinion | BJP’s Maharashtra Metaphysics: Let’s Talk Power, And Then Pawar
BJP’s deft moves on the ground, its cynically cold Maharashtra offensive after losing Karnataka and Himachal prove that its seemingly outlandish dream of staying on and on in power is tethered to the steel post of pragmatism
India First | Adipurush is Contextualising Ramayana For New India
The India of the 21st century needs a different Ramayana that must address the issues facing the country
Opinion | Barack Obama’s Utter Hypocrisy on ‘Human Rights’
Obama's call for the protection of the minority community in India is misleading propaganda perpetuated by those with divisive mindsets
Opinion | Do the Wagner Mutiny & a Weakened Putin Spell Nuclear Nightmare for the Rest of Us?
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