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Opinion: Semiconductors Are India's Leap Into Fourth Industrial Revolution

Opinion: Semiconductors Are India's Leap Into Fourth Industrial Revolution

Akhil Ramesh | Wednesday March 06, 2024

Almost five years ago, PM Modi said India missed the bus in the last three industrial revolutions, but it won't be missing the fourth. Its efforts to manufacture advanced and critical technologies, such as semiconductors, are part of that resolution.

Opinion: Congress Revival Is Impossible Unless It Builds A Cadre-Based Model

Opinion: Congress Revival Is Impossible Unless It Builds A Cadre-Based Model

Naresh Arora | Wednesday March 06, 2024

The common man cannot reach Narendra Modi or Rahul Gandhi. For the common man, the party is the party worker who lives next door. The BJP seems to understand this well.

Opinion: Elections 2024-Can A Slogan Alter Poll Outcome? Not Possible

Opinion: Elections 2024-Can A Slogan Alter Poll Outcome? Not Possible

Ashutosh | Wednesday March 06, 2024

Lalu Yadav's statement about Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his family can't change the trajectory of the elections. Elections are won and lost over genuine issues

Opinion: Why Finding Strong Karnataka Candidates Is Congress' 1st Challenge

Opinion: Why Finding Strong Karnataka Candidates Is Congress' 1st Challenge

TM Veeraraghav | Tuesday March 05, 2024

Electoral politics is, unfortunately, largely a cost-benefit analysis for the contestants, especially in a state like Karnataka with India's richest legislators and parliamentarians, most of whom have huge business interests.

Opinion: Gemini Row- AI Can't Serve India's Needs Without Understanding It First

Opinion: Gemini Row- AI Can't Serve India's Needs Without Understanding It First

Pankaj Mishra | Tuesday March 05, 2024

When it comes to handling the slip-ups of AI, governments often react like the very algorithms they seek to regulate: quickly and without the depth required.

Opinion: Men Need To Stop Raping Women. That's It

Opinion: Men Need To Stop Raping Women. That's It

Nishtha Gautam | Tuesday March 05, 2024

If actions and words are directed more towards telling the victim how they could have avoided the accident or how they should be responding to it than addressing the cause, its a sign of a dysfunctional society.

Opinion: Pakistan-It's A Rocky Road Ahead For Shehbaz Sharif, Thanks To Imran

Opinion: Pakistan-It's A Rocky Road Ahead For Shehbaz Sharif, Thanks To Imran

Harsh V. Pant | Tuesday March 05, 2024

The eight-party coalition with Sharif as Prime Minister inspires little confidence that it can last long. Among its biggest challenges will be an ever-emboldened Imran Khan

Opinion: Tiruppur, Once India's Textile Capital, Is Coming Apart At The Seams

Opinion: Tiruppur, Once India's Textile Capital, Is Coming Apart At The Seams

By Sandhya Ravishankar | Monday March 04, 2024

Covid-19, the Russia-Ukraine war, competition from China and Bangladesh, as well as plummeting domestic demand have brought the once-bustling textile industry in Tiruppur to its knees.

Opinion: BJP's First List Ticks Most Boxes, Sets The Momentum For Finale

Opinion: BJP's First List Ticks Most Boxes, Sets The Momentum For Finale

Amitabh Tiwari | Monday March 04, 2024

While the list balances demographic considerations, the BJP has refrained from granting tickets to several MPs, signalling a change in an effort to neutralise local-level anti-incumbency.

Opinion: GDP Growth-Rising Investment Can Sustain This Momentum

Opinion: GDP Growth-Rising Investment Can Sustain This Momentum

Madan Sabnavis | Friday March 01, 2024

The NSO recently announced that GDP growth for FY24 would reach 7.6%, surpassing its previous forecast of 7.3%. Though consumption, which accounts for approximately 60% of GDP, presents a mixed picture.

Opinion: Open-Book Exams Can Encourage Students To 'Think', Not 'Memorise'

Opinion: Open-Book Exams Can Encourage Students To 'Think', Not 'Memorise'

Disha Nawani | Friday March 01, 2024

It ought not to be the case that the more vivid and exact a replica of the textbook content the student produces, the better the learning, and, consequently, the higher the scores deserved. Learning isn't confined to textbooks.

Opinion: Himachal Crisis-Congress Evens Score, But Can It Stop Rebellion?

Opinion: Himachal Crisis-Congress Evens Score, But Can It Stop Rebellion?

Amitabh Tiwari | Thursday February 29, 2024

For the continuity of the government, the Congress needs to ensure that there is no further rebellion. After all, it doesn't have a big cushion to fall back on-it has a strength of 34 against a simple majority of 32.

Opinion: The Looming Irrelevance Of The Bahujan Samaj Party

Opinion: The Looming Irrelevance Of The Bahujan Samaj Party

Bharti Mishra Nath | Thursday February 29, 2024

BSP leaders, in a last-ditch effort to salvage their political futures, are fleeing to safer havens, leaving the once formidable party in a state of deep limbo.

Opinion: Making Sense Of Karnataka Government's Language Mandate

Opinion: Making Sense Of Karnataka Government's Language Mandate

Sanjal Shastri | Wednesday February 28, 2024

Given the emotional draw of the Kannada linguistic identity in large parts of the state, both the Congress and the BJP are actually on the same page on the issue. If anything, they are trying to outdo each other.

Opinion: From Fair To Glow-Is Indian Fixation With Light Skin Finally Over?

Opinion: From Fair To Glow-Is Indian Fixation With Light Skin Finally Over?

Bharti Mishra Nath | Wednesday February 28, 2024

A recent report by Nielsen indicates a decline of 3% in the volume of fairness creams in 2023, compared to the previous year. Does this indicate a shift in outlook, or something else?

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