Opinion | In Numbers: How 'Stronghold' Seats Saved The Day For BJPAmitabh Tiwari | Saturday June 15, 2024 The most fascinating aspect of this election is that the Congress, which was routed in most direct contests with the BJP in 2019, has come out strong this time, winning almost 30% of such seats.Opinion | Congress's New Dilemma: Will Rahul Agree to Be Leader of Opposition?Shubhabrata Bhattacharya | Friday June 14, 2024 Will Rahul Gandhi, who has turned the fortunes of his party and brought to naught the talk of a 'Congress-mukt Bharat', measure up to the expectations expressed in the CWC's resolution? Or will he choose to shun responsibility once again?Blog | I Trained My ChatBot To Be A Therapist. 10/10 Recommend - For NowSanjana Ramachandran | Friday June 14, 2024 By reducing the variability that another complex human being introduces, my therapeutic endeavour felt lighter, easier to navigate.Opinion | Modi In Apulia: India Can Be The Bridge Between G7 And The RestHarsh V. Pant, Angad Singh Brar | Friday June 14, 2024 While the G-7 contests Russia and China, India at Apulia will participate as a partner democracy that holds commonality of values but is confident to look out for its own interests as well as the Global South.Opinion | ABCD Of Coalition Government: Where Do We Go From Here?Nishtha Gautam | Thursday June 13, 2024 First things first: coalition governments are the norm not an anomaly for India. The history dates back to the pre-independence years.Opinion | IITs And Women: It's Not A Question Of Merit, But AccessBharti Mishra Nath | Thursday June 13, 2024 The number of female enrolments in IITs (Indian Institutes of Technology) more than tripled from just 995 in 2017 to 3,411 in 2023.Opinion | Will Coalition Rule Affect India's 'Independent' Foreign Policy?Syed Zubair Ahmed | Wednesday June 12, 2024 It is possible we may see a more assertive foreign policy in Modi's third term, in which India's stance on big global issues will be better articulated. But to expect India to mediate between warring parties may still be a step too far.Opinion | How Much Impact Did CAA Have On West Bengal Results? A Closer LookJayanta Bhattacharya | Wednesday June 12, 2024 It is too early to dismiss the political implications of the CAA. The verdict, however, indicates that the CAA had a marginal impact on the outcome in West Bengal.Opinion | Modi 3.0 Should Be Committed To Bold ReformsBibek Debroy, Aditya Sinha | Wednesday June 12, 2024 The BJP government should be committed to bold reforms and process improvements, ensuring that the inefficiencies of past coalition politics are not repeated.Opinion | Hindu Consolidation, LDF Rout: How The Lotus Bloomed In KeralaAnand Kochukudy | Tuesday June 11, 2024 The BJP managed to raise its vote share in all the constituencies it contested in 2024, except Pathanamthitta (Malappuram saw a fractional dip).Book Review | The Dirty Dozen: The Story Of India's 12 Biggest Corporate DefaultersSudipto Dey | Tuesday June 11, 2024 N. Sundaresha Subramanian chronicles the travails of the IBC in each of the 'Big Twelve' cases in finding the resolution. In some instances, the journey becomes more important than the destination.Opinion | Restless In Richmond: Will Rishi Sunak Lose The 'Safest' Seat In UK?Syed Zubair Ahmed | Tuesday June 11, 2024 Local newspapers have carried out snap interviews with many Tory voters in Richmond and Northallerton. Their yearning for change may not be good news for Sunak.Opinion | The Three Big Takeaways From Modi 3.0Amitabh Tiwari | Tuesday June 11, 2024 The mandate rewards the BJP and Modi for the development carried out during the last 10 years, but also places checks and balances.Opinion | Modi 3.0: What China, Pakistan And Maldives Can ExpectHarsh V. Pant | Monday June 10, 2024 A new government in India is taking shape. With a growing economy and a vibrant democracy, New Delhi under a revitalised Modi 3.0 is going to be a critical player on the global stage.Opinion | Let's Savour The Maidaan Moments Of 2024 Lok Sabha VerdictMayank Mishra and Vasudha Venugopal | Monday June 10, 2024 The message from voters to politicians, as is evident from upsets and surprises, has been very clear: to use a slightly altered version of the inimitable Steve Jobs' words: stay humble and stay foolish.131323334353637383940...67