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Opinion | Modi 3.0 Is Leaving Nothing To Chance With Southeast Asia

Harsh V. Pant, Pratnashree Basu | Saturday September 14, 2024

Modi 3.0 marks a significant evolution in India's engagement with Southeast Asia, driven by geopolitical imperatives and economic interests.

Opinion | Clean Air And Blue Skies Still Far For India

Bharti Mishra Nath | Saturday September 14, 2024

The Union and state governments must stop relegating pollution issues to the background.

Opinion | An Opportunity in Crisis for India's Garment Industry

Bharti Mishra Nath | Saturday September 14, 2024

As Chinas and Bangladesh's dominance wanes, the world is searching for the next textile hub.

Opinion | Nostalgia Or Content Crunch? Why Theatres Are Returning To Old Hits

Latha Srinivasan | Friday September 13, 2024

The release cycle of films has undergone a shift and with many new big-budget flicks not doing well at the box office, producers and distributors seem to have put on their thinking caps to ensure theatres get a steady stream of content.

Opinion | Trump Keeps Forgetting He Isn't Contesting Biden Anymore

Ajay Kumar | Friday September 13, 2024

No question, Harris got the debate she would have wanted in her dreams. Trump was either poorly prepared or, more likely, not prepared at all.

Opinion | Sitaram Yechury: Memories From My JNU Days

Ashutosh | Friday September 13, 2024

In Sitaram Yechury, the country has lost a great son of India who till his last breath believed in the idea of India and for which he was willing to make any sacrifice. He was a communist by heart, but his communism was not of the past.

Opinion | Trump-Harris Debate: It's About Entertainment, Stupid

Nishtha Gautam | Thursday September 12, 2024

The fact that both Trump and Harris were unable to offer any policy framework during the debate and mounted only personal attacks against each other leaves a discerning audience with a sense of impending doom.

Opinion | Kerala: Pinarayi Vijayan May Have A 'Trojan Horse' In His Ranks

Anand Kochukudy | Thursday September 12, 2024

Anwar's charges have already caused enough damage to Vijayan. The CPI(M) branch meetings underway have been witnessing heavy criticism of P. Sasi and Vijayan himself, virtually unheard of in the recent past.

Opinion | 'Net ID' To New Books, Xi's Ideological Grip On China Is Tightening

Kalpit A. Mankikar | Thursday September 12, 2024

Through greater social control, the Party seeks to protect itself from the fate of the erstwhile Soviet Union, whose political model forms the foundation for China.

Opinion | Rahul Gandhi Must Be Mindful Of His LoP Role - On Foreign Soil Too

Sanjay Singh | Wednesday September 11, 2024

It is one thing for an opposition leader to criticize Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his government domestically, but Gandhi often ends up disparaging his own country, its people, and its institutions on foreign soil.

Opinion | Elections 2024: It's The Season Of 'Others', Once Again

Amitabh Tiwari | Wednesday September 11, 2024

'Others' are poised to flex their muscles and may well play a significant role in the 2024 state elections in Haryana, Jammu and Kashmir, Jharkhand and Maharashtra. Whether they will become kingmakers or simply act as vote-cutters remains to be seen.

Opinion | India-Pak Peace Is Possible - Only If Pak Army Takes A Back Seat

Syed Zubair Ahmed | Wednesday September 11, 2024

If India and Pakistan have tepid bilateral relations today, it is because the Pakistan army appears reluctant to allow civilian governments to build a warm relationship with India.

Opinion | G20 Or COP29, West Will Keep Choosing Politics Over Climate

Manjeev Puri | Tuesday September 10, 2024

While US ambivalence on international commitments for climate change is known, the Europeans, who project themselves as champions of climate action, are now prevaricating too.

Blog | 'Don't Do Drama': My Story Of Online Sexual Harassment Isn't Mine Alone

Nishtha Gautam | Tuesday September 10, 2024

Women are made to watch over their shoulders even more in digital space. I have written multiple times about the intellectual moorings of this trend of making women invisible by either blocking women's entry to, or bullying them out of public spaces.

Opinion | RSS's Caste Census Dilemma Is Only Growing

Arati R Jerath | Tuesday September 10, 2024

The fears of the RSS are not misplaced. However, endorsing a caste census only plays into the hands of the Opposition.

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