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Opinion: Hard Realities Will Soon Catch Up With Maldives

Kanwal Sibal | Saturday January 20, 2024

Fractious and divided internal politics, Islamism and the Chinese hand explain the antagonism of the new government of Maldives towards India. The government before it, the Solih government, made "India First" its foreign policy priority.

Opinion: The Changing Role Of Religion In Politics

Ashutosh | Friday January 19, 2024

If LK Advani is to be credited for initiating the process of bringing the Ram Mandir into Indian politics, then Prime Minister Narendra Modi gets the credit for taking it to its logical conclusion.

Opinion: Varanasi, Puri And Ayodhya - Bonded By Development

Bharti Mishra Nath | Friday January 19, 2024

India's religious tourism has patrons like never before. On January 17, the 'Srimandir Parikrama' project, which provides improved amenities for devotees around the Jagannath Temple in Puri, was inaugurated by Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik.

How To Protect Yourself From An Account Takeover As A Content Creator

Anand Murali | Friday January 19, 2024

Imagine you're painting a beautiful canvas online, but then, out of the blue, someone sneaks in and splashes black paint all over it.

Opinion: Ayodhya - Congress's Epic Tragedy Of Errors

Shubhabrata Bhattacharya | Friday January 19, 2024

Oblivious of Congress's history and the part played by it in the Ram Janmabhoomi movement, both obtrusively and unobtrusively, the current leadership of the Grand Old Party has withdrawn into a self-glorifying cocoon.

Opinion: The Dystopia That Is American Democracy Today

Harsh V. Pant | Friday January 19, 2024

The world is passing through a phase of disorder, which is posing serious policy questions for nations big and small.

Opinion: A Southern Accent To PM Modi In 2024?

TM Veeraraghav | Friday January 19, 2024

Optics is an integral part of Prime Minster Narendra Modi's persona and there is a southern focus to it, especially since the dawn of 2024.

Davos Diaries: India's Emergence And Quest For Global Trust - Gautam Adani

Gautam Adani | Thursday January 18, 2024

Given the heavy snowfall and significant traffic on the way to Davos this year, it became apparent that opting for the hour's helicopter flight from Geneva was a practical choice.

Opinion: Managing Ram Temple Push with Five Trillion-Dollar Economy Quest

Dinesh Narayanan | Thursday January 18, 2024

The consecration of the Ram Temple is the crowning glory of the strategy of merging unabashed Hindutva with business success.

Opinion: Iran's Strikes In Pak Reveal Islamabad's Strategic Collapse

Kabir Taneja | Wednesday January 17, 2024

Iran's missile strikes in Pakistan showcase Islamabad's strategic collapse, Tehran's widening tactical challenge.

Blog: Dear Daughter, Like <I>'12th Fail'</I>, We All Need Our Lifelines, Our Crew

Blog: Dear Daughter, Like '12th Fail', We All Need Our Lifelines, Our Crew

Rohit Khanna | Wednesday January 17, 2024

The simple takeaway is just this - All us, even the best of us, we need our 'Crew' to support us, to cheer us on, to offer us precious timely advice, to be our moral compass, to be in our corner when the times are tough.

Opinion: Why The 'Rebel' Shankaracharyas May Not Be Taken Seriously

Sandhya Ravishankar | Tuesday January 16, 2024

The Shankaracharyas of Puri and Badrinath have controversially termed the Ayodhya Ram temple consecration ceremony as a breach of the Shastras and are likely to skip the January 22 event.

Blog: Green Hydrogen - The Final Step Towards A Zero Carbon Future

Gautam Adani | Tuesday January 16, 2024

Renewable energy has come a long way but relies on the right weather conditions; green hydrogen could be a viable alternative to fossil fuels.

Opinion: Dear Car Owners, 'Buy One, Get One Free' Is Not For This

Nishtha Gautam | Tuesday January 16, 2024

In a city where everybody's father is somebody, eliminating the culture of entitlement is a battle that cannot be fought and won at once.

Opinion: India Should Let Maldives Learn The Cost Of A Chinese Embrace

Harsh V. Pant | Tuesday January 16, 2024

India's strategic interests are unlikely to be affected much by bringing back its few soldiers from the Maldives but it is the long term trust between two close neighbors that Muizzu's actions has undermined that would be the biggest casualty.

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