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Opinion: On Farm Bills, Catchy Hashtags From Government Aren't Enough
Unfortunately, the promise of the PM to double farmers' incomes requires more wholistic and long-term thinking on reforms for the agrarian sector, which continues to evade the election-oriented polity and status quoist bureaucracy in India.
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Opinion: Centre's "Play It Safe" Policy-Making Has To End Now
While the central government dithers between hubris and disarray during the time of COVID-19, the saga of troubles for migrants continues.
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Opinion: When Lockdown Lifts, What Must Be Done For Migrant Labour
China may be blamed for attempting to conceal news on the extent of the virus' spread in Wuhan but we were well aware of the perils by early January. One wonders why governments did not prepare for the possibility, if not the eventuality, of COVID-19 reaching our shores. India's tests and testing capabilities still remain very low. Unless we get lu...
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Opinion: When A Godman Took Charge Of A State - And Wreaked Havoc
When will our politicians learn that if we keep dividing our society, we will ultimately divide our nation.
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India’s Fight Against TB: Why We Are Failing
Tuberculosis or TB is a global health crisis that affects an estimated 9.6 million people in the world. 2.8 million of those affected are Indians, making India the TB capital of the world. The disease continues to spread at an alarming rate in the country, making it an epidemic. TB brings suffering, devastation, poverty, debt and death, often to th...
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Opinion: Holding Parliament Hostage Over Notes Ban Makes No Sense
The political class now stands divided in two distinct groups, with the government and the opposition averse to the idea of allowing a discussion unless held on specific conditions.
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Opinion: Modi's "Masterstroke" Has Great Timing, But Inherently Flawed
The PM seems to have mastered the political packaging and timing too, given the recent years of economic hardship. But in the media-driven euphoria, the finer question on whether this will actually help in curbing black money still remains open.
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Opinion: What Modi Has Done Right And Wrong On Aadhaar
Aadhaar is the world's largest biometric database and the first online biometric-based identity system in the world.
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Opinion: Centre Needs To Walk The Talk On Respect For States And Federalism
Does the central government have the right to interfere in such matters of the state? And most importantly, have the principles of federalism been manipulated and threatened?
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Opinion: The Modi Government's Many Mistakes With Provident Fund
The government must refrain from announcing policy measures which do not reflect the interests of the people.
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Opinion: The Political Assassination of Ishrat Jehan
The killing of Ishrat Jehan exemplifies the political rot that has pervaded our criminal judicial system.
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The NDTV Dialogues: St Stephen's College - Liberal Values Under Attack?
On The NDTV Dialogues, we focus on liberal values in academic institutions and on an institution, which is counted amongst the best in the country, St Stephen's College, at Delhi University.
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In Odisha, a royal family battles for votes
As Odisha gets set to vote simultaneously for the Lok Sabha and Assembly elections, 14 members of erstwhile royal families are on the campaign trail.
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Opinion: On Farm Bills, Catchy Hashtags From Government Aren't Enough
Unfortunately, the promise of the PM to double farmers' incomes requires more wholistic and long-term thinking on reforms for the agrarian sector, which continues to evade the election-oriented polity and status quoist bureaucracy in India.
-
Opinion: Centre's "Play It Safe" Policy-Making Has To End Now
While the central government dithers between hubris and disarray during the time of COVID-19, the saga of troubles for migrants continues.
-
Opinion: When Lockdown Lifts, What Must Be Done For Migrant Labour
China may be blamed for attempting to conceal news on the extent of the virus' spread in Wuhan but we were well aware of the perils by early January. One wonders why governments did not prepare for the possibility, if not the eventuality, of COVID-19 reaching our shores. India's tests and testing capabilities still remain very low. Unless we get lu...
-
Opinion: When A Godman Took Charge Of A State - And Wreaked Havoc
When will our politicians learn that if we keep dividing our society, we will ultimately divide our nation.
-
India’s Fight Against TB: Why We Are Failing
Tuberculosis or TB is a global health crisis that affects an estimated 9.6 million people in the world. 2.8 million of those affected are Indians, making India the TB capital of the world. The disease continues to spread at an alarming rate in the country, making it an epidemic. TB brings suffering, devastation, poverty, debt and death, often to th...
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Opinion: Holding Parliament Hostage Over Notes Ban Makes No Sense
The political class now stands divided in two distinct groups, with the government and the opposition averse to the idea of allowing a discussion unless held on specific conditions.
-
Opinion: Modi's "Masterstroke" Has Great Timing, But Inherently Flawed
The PM seems to have mastered the political packaging and timing too, given the recent years of economic hardship. But in the media-driven euphoria, the finer question on whether this will actually help in curbing black money still remains open.
-
Opinion: What Modi Has Done Right And Wrong On Aadhaar
Aadhaar is the world's largest biometric database and the first online biometric-based identity system in the world.
-
Opinion: Centre Needs To Walk The Talk On Respect For States And Federalism
Does the central government have the right to interfere in such matters of the state? And most importantly, have the principles of federalism been manipulated and threatened?
-
Opinion: The Modi Government's Many Mistakes With Provident Fund
The government must refrain from announcing policy measures which do not reflect the interests of the people.
-
Opinion: The Political Assassination of Ishrat Jehan
The killing of Ishrat Jehan exemplifies the political rot that has pervaded our criminal judicial system.
-
The NDTV Dialogues: St Stephen's College - Liberal Values Under Attack?
On The NDTV Dialogues, we focus on liberal values in academic institutions and on an institution, which is counted amongst the best in the country, St Stephen's College, at Delhi University.
-
In Odisha, a royal family battles for votes
As Odisha gets set to vote simultaneously for the Lok Sabha and Assembly elections, 14 members of erstwhile royal families are on the campaign trail.
