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Opinion | Will Naidu And Reddy Finally Be Able To Solve A Decade-Old Problem?

Opinion | Will Naidu And Reddy Finally Be Able To Solve A Decade-Old Problem?

K.V. Prasad | Tuesday July 09, 2024

A significant development has occurred across the Vindhyas. Andhra Pradesh's Chief Minister, Nara Chandrababu Naidu, held a meeting on June 6 with his Telangana counterpart, Anumala Revanth Reddy.

Opinion | Delhi's Education Reforms - How Enrollment Was Improved In Government Schools

Opinion | Delhi's Education Reforms - How Enrollment Was Improved In Government Schools

Shailesh Srivastava | Tuesday July 09, 2024

Three steps have played a crucial role in making the admission process in Delhi's government schools robust, transparent and inclusive. Other states must learn from these reforms and their impeccable execution at the grassroots.

Opinion | In God's Name: How 'Babas' And 'Matas' Feed On Insecurity

Opinion | In God's Name: How 'Babas' And 'Matas' Feed On Insecurity

Bharti Mishra Nath | Tuesday July 09, 2024

The modern Indian godmen are a different brand. They are flashy, powerful, influential, more connected to the worldly world, and draw huge crowds of supporters. And, they are not new to scandals.

Opinion | Emmanuel Macron's Problems Have Just Begun

Opinion | Emmanuel Macron's Problems Have Just Begun

Naresh Kaushik | Monday July 08, 2024

The results have thrown France into unchartered territory. The RN may have been pushed into the third place, but no group has a majority and no clear figure has emerged as a possible future Prime Minister.

Opinion | US, UK, France, Iran: Why Are People Done With Their Governments?

Opinion | US, UK, France, Iran: Why Are People Done With Their Governments?

Harsh V. Pant | Monday July 08, 2024

From Joe Biden to Emmanuel Macron, politicians are scrambling to sustain support as new entrants make inroads into constituencies that have lost faith in the established order.

Opinion | Hathras And The Making Of Superhero 'Babas'

Opinion | Hathras And The Making Of Superhero 'Babas'

Nishtha Gautam | Monday July 08, 2024

Unfortunately, the very hope and goodness of Indian spiritual traditions has been long exploited by charlatans or the babas and matas pretending to be superheroes.

Opinion | Here's How Long It May Take For Sensex To Reach 1 Lakh

Opinion | Here's How Long It May Take For Sensex To Reach 1 Lakh

Amitabh Tiwari | Sunday July 07, 2024

If a correction of 10%-20% occurs, the 1 lakh milestone might be achieved by 2029, aligning with the conclusion of Modi's third term. However, if no correction occurs, Sensex appears to be on track to reach the target by 2027.

Opinion | Message to Opposition: If You Want To Be Heard, Listen Too

Opinion | Message to Opposition: If You Want To Be Heard, Listen Too

Shubhabrata Bhattacharya | Saturday July 06, 2024

The responsibility to listen and enable the optimal functioning of Parliament is intrinsic to the Opposition's right to be heard and assertive.

Opinion | Can A Reluctant Michelle Obama Replace Biden Amid Clamour For Change?

Opinion | Can A Reluctant Michelle Obama Replace Biden Amid Clamour For Change?

Maha Siddiqui | Saturday July 06, 2024

Michelle Obama has quite clearly said no to running for office in the past. However, not only is eight years a long time in politics, but the current circumstances are such for the Democrats that it might just make even the unlikely happen.

Blog | A Non-Binary Teenager, An Ancestral Home, A Ghost: Finding Identity In 'Rain Must Fall'

Blog | A Non-Binary Teenager, An Ancestral Home, A Ghost: Finding Identity In 'Rain Must Fall'

Shruti Kohli | Saturday July 06, 2024

Spirituality, a significant theme in the book, is introduced with a gentle touch, rooted in Indian cultural concepts of the soul. The author reflects, A soul doesnt have a gender, it is not bound by anything, it is just love.

Opinion | UK Elections: Conservatives Will Recover. Sunak, Probably Not

Opinion | UK Elections: Conservatives Will Recover. Sunak, Probably Not

Naresh Kaushik | Saturday July 06, 2024

Sunak has already promised to stay in parliament despite reports that he may return to the US to take a lucrative job in the corporate world. The election of a new leader will show where the party intends to head.

Opinion | Rishi Sunak: For Whom Everything That Could Go Wrong, Went Wrong

Opinion | Rishi Sunak: For Whom Everything That Could Go Wrong, Went Wrong

Andrew Whitehead | Friday July 05, 2024

Sunak has said he will remain an MP and he has denied suggestions that he's planning to move to California, where the family has a home. But his time at the highest echelons of British politics is almost over.

Opinion | Unemployment In India: The Private Sector Needs To Do Its Bit Too

Opinion | Unemployment In India: The Private Sector Needs To Do Its Bit Too

Bibek Debroy, Aditya Sinha | Friday July 05, 2024

Adam Smith in his seminal work, The Wealth of Nations, observed that "the real price of everything, what everything really costs to the man who wants to acquire it, is the toil and trouble of acquiring it".

Opinion | Pocketbook Constitution: The Optics Of Parliament's Most-Loved Book

Opinion | Pocketbook Constitution: The Optics Of Parliament's Most-Loved Book

Sumit Baudh | Friday July 05, 2024

The optics of a pocketbook Constitution in anyone's hands does not imply they have read it or are interested in wading through this lengthy text. Yet, the optics have given an unprecedented tangible form to the Constitution.

Opinion | UK Elections: Mending India-Labour Relations Won't Be Easy For Starmer

Opinion | UK Elections: Mending India-Labour Relations Won't Be Easy For Starmer

Syed Zubair Ahmed | Friday July 05, 2024

The relations between the UK's Labour Party and the Indian government are complex, influenced by historical ties, diaspora politics, and divergent policy priorities. Addressing such challenges will require nuanced diplomacy.

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