Opinion | Iran To Trump: When Female Body Becomes A Battleground

Opinion | Iran To Trump: When Female Body Becomes A Battleground

Shuma Raha | Thursday November 07, 2024

The Iranian woman who stripped at a university campus recently became a symbol of resistance. But, the impulse to control women's bodies is hardly confined to medievalist theocracies: the US has voted Trump back into power.

Opinion | Why BJP's Uniform Civil Code Pitch May Work For It In Jharkhand

Opinion | Why BJP's Uniform Civil Code Pitch May Work For It In Jharkhand

Bharti Mishra Nath | Thursday November 07, 2024

As election day draws nearer, both the BJP and JMM are likely to intensify their rhetoric on the UCC, Bangladeshi infiltrators, and the Sarna issue. Whether these topics resonate with voters will be revealed on November 23.

Opinion | 'And I Love You So...': Notes On Musk-Trump Brotherhood

Opinion | 'And I Love You So...': Notes On Musk-Trump Brotherhood

Syed Zubair Ahmed | Thursday November 07, 2024

What really pushed Tesla CEO Elon Musk into Donald Trumps arms? Apparently, it was none other than Joe Biden and his frequent snubs.

Opinion | Pawan Kalyan: Reel Meets Real

Opinion | Pawan Kalyan: Reel Meets Real

Uma Sudhir | Wednesday November 06, 2024

In his avatar as deputy chief minister of Andhra Pradesh, Kalyan is playing the sincere, goody-goody guy who asks tough questionssomeone who is willing to take on a fellow cabinet minister for the sake of the larger public good.

Opinion | Jharkhand: PM's 'Beti, Roti, Mati' Slogan Is Part Of A Sharp Plan

Opinion | Jharkhand: PM's 'Beti, Roti, Mati' Slogan Is Part Of A Sharp Plan

Sanjay Singh | Wednesday November 06, 2024

Prime Minister Narendra Modis "Beti, Roti, and Mati" pitch for the Jharkhand assembly elections appears to be a well-considered strategy to strike an emotional chord with tribal voters.

Opinion | Can The New President Save America's Waning 'Soft Power'?

Opinion | Can The New President Save America's Waning 'Soft Power'?

Syed Zubair Ahmed | Wednesday November 06, 2024

The America that once championed the free press and the right to protest now appears stuck in a state of democratic backsliding. Polarisation, bipartisan gridlock and eroded trust in government have taken their toll.

Opinion | Harris vs Trump: The Unbearable Absurdity Of US Presidential Polls

Opinion | Harris vs Trump: The Unbearable Absurdity Of US Presidential Polls

Nishtha Gautam | Wednesday November 06, 2024

The US presidential election was once a lesson in how democracy asserts itself. In 2024, it has become something else: a glorified version of Hulk Hogan wrestling with his shirt.

Opinion | Want To Sharpen Math Skills Or Launch Political Startup? Follow Maharashtra

Opinion | Want To Sharpen Math Skills Or Launch Political Startup? Follow Maharashtra

Sanjay Pugalia | Tuesday November 05, 2024

The contest in Maharashtra is so fragmented that legacy data is of little use to strategists hoping to read the voters' minds.

Opinion | CSR: Compliance To Catalyst For Change

Opinion | CSR: Compliance To Catalyst For Change

Srikrishna Sridhar Murthy | Tuesday November 05, 2024

In todays landscape, strategic CSR functions as a bridge between business and social value, with companies aligning their strategies to achieve long-term goals while maintaining responsiveness to evolving ground realities.

Opinion | US Elections: What New POTUS Would Mean For War, Immigration

Opinion | US Elections: What New POTUS Would Mean For War, Immigration

Maha Siddiqui | Tuesday November 05, 2024

A lot rests on the new US Presidentwill the incoming POTUS deepen the divide, will global collaboration become even more daunting, or will the new President weigh in favour of cooperation?

Opinion | US Election: Trump Or Harris? Bigger Surprises Are In The Offing

Opinion | US Election: Trump Or Harris? Bigger Surprises Are In The Offing

Ajay Kumar | Tuesday November 05, 2024

Had Biden stayed on the Democratic ticket, Donald Trump would likely have swept the election. Even with Kamala Harris making this one of the closest presidential races in the past 50 years, the election is Trumps to lose.

Opinion | Redefining India's Development Goal

Opinion | Redefining India's Development Goal

Rajiv Tuli | Monday November 04, 2024

The Indian model seeks balance by promoting dharma (righteous living) alongside personal ambition, integrating self-interest with collective well-being.

Opinion | India To Africa, Calls For Britain To Pay Reparations Are Growing

Opinion | India To Africa, Calls For Britain To Pay Reparations Are Growing

Syed Zubair Ahmed | Monday November 04, 2024

Patrick Robinson, a UN judge, indicated last year that the United Kingdom may owe over $24 trillion in reparations for its role in the trans-Atlantic slave trade.

Opinion | Big Poll Promises From Maharashtra To Michigan - But Where Are The Jobs?

Opinion | Big Poll Promises From Maharashtra To Michigan - But Where Are The Jobs?

Derek O'Brien | Monday November 04, 2024

Eight thousand miles away, across an ocean, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris have desperately tried to woo youth and women before election day.

Opinion | Rohit Bal And The Grandiosity Of Grief

Opinion | Rohit Bal And The Grandiosity Of Grief

Nishtha Gautam | Saturday November 02, 2024

Designer Rohit Bal's growing cynicism around the fashion world went hand in hand with his growing commitment to creativity. Despite his health issues, he wanted to do more and more - like adding layers to his unisex skirts.

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