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Opinion: Uttam Kumar, The True Star

Shantanu Guha Ray | Monday July 24, 2023

Bengal's classiest filmstar was shrouded in mysteries. I never met him but heard countless stories about the person and his acting prowess. And his temperament.

Opinion: India's Perplexing Allegiance To The Commonwealth

Bibek Debroy and Aditya Sinha | Monday July 24, 2023

The need to break free of the shackles of colonial legacy is an essential step for former colonies to assert their independence.

Opinion: In The Name Of I.N.D.I.A

Vinay Sahasrabuddhe | Monday July 24, 2023

Brinda Karat, within 24 hours of the much talked about Bengaluru meeting of 26 opposition parties, strongly criticised Mamata Banerjee as anti-democratic. Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar openly expressed his reluctance to be the Convenor of the yet

Opinion: Age Of Consent In India - What Is The Debate?

Bharti Mishra Nath | Saturday July 22, 2023

The courts in India are flooded with cases on the rampant misuse of the POCSO Act (Protection of Children Against Sexual Offences Act of 2012), in which consenting teenagers are prosecuted for acts that become illegal simply because of their age.

Opinion: How The Opposition Can Win In 2024

Keshava Guha | Thursday July 20, 2023

If INDIA wants to defeat the NDA, it needs either nationally widespread anti-incumbency of a kind not yet evident, or it needs to be able to partially rewind the nationalisation of our politics.

New Dharavi To Produce Millionaires, Not "Slumdogs": Gautam Adani

Gautam Adani | Thursday July 20, 2023

My first tryst with Dharavi was in the late 1970s. New to Mumbai, I was just another anonymous youngster lured to the big city by opportunity and my own optimism that I would make a beginning in the diamond trade.

Opinion: INDIA, The Death Of UPA, And A 2018 Reminder

Sanjay Singh | Wednesday July 19, 2023

It wasn't too long ago that the Left-leaning intellectuals and some 'centrist' leaders like Rahul Gandhi talked about "two India" -- an 'India' shining for a select few and the 'Bharat' of the masses, afflicted by poverty and backwardness.

Opinion: Political Violence Dents Bengal's Image

Shantanu Guha Ray | Wednesday July 19, 2023

Last week, Bengal's largest vernacular daily Anandabazar Patrika said in a front-page report that some of its reporters were huddled under a table to avoid splinters of crude bombs while covering the Panchayat elections in the state.

Opinion: Dear BJP, Your Nervousness Is Showing

Ashutosh | Wednesday July 19, 2023

Finally, the war has begun. The two armies are ready. One has 26 parties and the other has 38. One is called INDIA and the other is NDA

Opinion: Caution For Congress From Bengaluru

Ajay Kumar | Tuesday July 18, 2023

This disproportionate reward for the party finishing first in India's FPTP system is, of course, at the centre of the ongoing Opposition efforts to combat the BJP in the 2024 general elections.

Analysis: Amid NDA Moves, How BJP Is Faring With Southern Parties

Bharti Mishra Nath | Tuesday July 18, 2023

The BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) meeting has created a buzz in political parties, both North and South of the Vindhyas.

Opinion: The Opposition - A Caucus Riddled With Contradictions

CR Kesavan | Monday July 17, 2023

While constructive opposition is imperative for a vibrant democracy, the current opposition coalition is nothing more than a caucus of contradictions.

Blog: A Student's Guide To Hustle Culture And Its Fallout

Diya Celine Simon | Monday July 17, 2023

Too much work and limited play could lead to the worst outcome - burnout.

Opinion: Modi In France - Celebrating The Past, Preparing For The Future

Harsh V. Pant | Saturday July 15, 2023

This visit was a celebration of 25 years of their bilateral strategic partnership, as Modi was conferred the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour by Macron.

Blog: The Delhi Deluge And The Saga Of The Blue Baleno

Nishtha Gautam | Saturday July 15, 2023

Nobody cares for the poor but even the rich cannot be spared anymore. And that, dear reader, can start a revolution in any society.

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